13 year old Evelyn Young's effort to help Lighthouse is a lesson about the power of one.

Lighthouse is proud to be honored by Greater Cincinnati HRC for our efforts to end youth homelessness in Cincinnati.

Construction could start as early as June on a new beacon of hope for the region's homeless youth.

Bob Mecum has announced his plans to retire as CEO and President of Lighthouse Youth Services on December 30, 2016. Mecum’s decision to retire will bring to a close a remarkable career of 40 years of continuous service to Lighthouse and our community.

Lighthouse Youth Services is celebrating the accomplishments of five outstanding community leaders this spring. Lighthouse will present its Beacon of Light Humanitarian Award to Iva Brown(awarded posthumously,) Ryan Messer and James Musuraca-Messer, Edgar Smith, and Rabbi Gary Zola on Saturday, April 16, 2016.

Congratulations to one of of our community's champions, Lighthouse Foster Parent Eunice Maul-Dunham! We're so proud to know and work with you!

A high-tech tool for your smartphone is aimed at helping homeless teens who often do not have much support.

The Upz app is designed to connect LGBTQ homeless youth, or those at risk of becoming homeless, with emergency resources such as shelters, medical care, hotlines to prevent suicide and self-harm, and food.

We honor the memory of Clarise White, co-founder of what is now Lighthouse Youth Services in 1969.

Evan is a special boy who stayed in foster care for years. He lived in six different placements and saw at least one potential adoption fall through before he landed in the home of Melissa and Chad Peters, Lighthouse Foster Parents.