“Over the next three years, Lighthouse will coordinate and collaborate with other youth and young adult service providers, community organizations, and private and public agencies to create a safety net for youth at risk of experiencing homelessness,” said Bonita Campbell, vice president and COO of Lighthouse Youth & Family Services. “We’ll also work closely with the Lighthouse Youth Advisory Council, a group of young people with past or present experience with child welfare or homelessness, in the planning and implementation of the project.”

Your support of Lighthouse is making a difference every day. In this issue of Lighthouse Views, a look at Jada's journey to a brighter life and why 14-year-old Ash now knows what love looks like.

Interact for Health awards Lighthouse $75,000 grant to support mental health services.

Lighthouse Youth & Family Services is proud to announce the promotion of Bonita Campbell, MS, LSW, CTP, to Chief Operating Officer.

Lighthouse Youth & Family Services named a winner of Enquirer's Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Top Workplaces 2023. It's an award based solely on the anonymous feedback of Lighthouse employees. The confidential survey focuses on 15 culture drivers that are critical to the success of any organization.

Lighthouse VP/COO Jodi Harding and Lighthouse Volunteer Kate Willis had the opportunity to talk about Lighthouse services and the Beacon of Light Event as guests on WCPO Channel 9's Cincy Lifestyle.

Your support of Lighthouse is making a difference every day. In this issue of Lighthouse Views, learn how you made a difference for Jamie and why Samillia is now ready to succeed!

In this issue of Lighthouse Views, you'll see how you gave a young man the chance thrive, learn about a 2,000 mile journey to find a place to call home, and be inspired by the story of a young woman who has gone from Lighthouse care to being a member of the board.

bi3 awards $695,000 to Lighthouse to develop the Lighthouse Clinic, which will expand mental health services to provide in-house psychiatric and medical management services to youth under age 24 who experience multiple barriers to receiving care in the community.

"Lighthouse is proud to be among the small group of organizations chosen to launch OhioRISE," said Paul Haffner, President and Chief Executive Officer. "This program is a great example of how we're leading the way in creating a community where every young person has the opportunity to thrive."