This Saturday, New Community Bible Fellowship (NCBF) is bridging the gap between people of color and mental health. In the attempt to normalize conversations around
The Cleveland Rape Crisis Center, located on the second floor of 2937 W. 25th Street, has been working overtime to support and protect sexual abuse
To help her son cope through a traumatic family transition, Coretta—a Cleveland native and licensed social worker— knew that IMCES was equipped to help. “I work full time and I’m also a single mom. IMCES is dedicated to removing the barriers that prevent clients from receiving care,” Coretta explained.
If the term “Freedom School” conjures images of the 1960s in your mind, you are not wrong. The concept originated during the Mississippi Freedom Summer
Sharon Kidd has wanted to organize a Toys for Tots drive for the last three years, but it never quite panned out. This year, though,
While ongoing impacts of COVID-19 linger throughout our neighborhoods and communities, we lean on our neighbors for support. Even as resources wear thin, Neighborhood Connections,
Next to the Beck Center for the Arts on Detroit Ave. in Lakewood, a serpentine line forms outside Salt+ a restaurant on Sunday morning. The
There is always more room for good news, and Northeast Ohio residents are filling the void. With the rising need for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Students of all ages are struggling with uncertainty, thanks to COVID-19 and the resulting educational pandemonium. Teachers and parents are working together to develop and
Tequila Pennington-Calwise recognizes the stressors faced by middle school students. As a teacher at Euclid Park School, she sees their struggles every day firsthand. For
