“The day the stay-at-home order was put in place was the day I got the girls.” A Lighthouse foster parent (much appreciated) and Foster Care & Adoption Director Mindy Arlotta share the ups and downs of foster families during the pandemic.
Anne Marie was 21 years old when she became homeless with four young children, including a set of twins. A referral led her to Lighthouse.
The official opening of the Lighthouse Green Learning Center powered by Groundwork in Madisonville is here! Thank you Impact 100 Cincinnati and Groundwork Ohio River Valley!
Tamie Sullivan, volunteer and board member at Lighthouse Youth & Family Services, says THANK YOU! to the Lighthouse team for their continuing care of children, youth and families in need during the coronavirus pandemic.
It's #volunteerappreciation week-a big THANK YOU to our amazing volunteers! We need you and we appreciate you!
When he was 13 years old, Lexavier bounced from relatives’ houses to friends’ couches. He had no structure or stability. When he began living at the Lighthouse Youth Development Center (YDC), everything changed. YDC is a residential treatment home for boys. “Life was crazy and awful,” he says. “I didn’t have a home until I came to Lighthouse. It took me a while to understand they were there to help me.”
The Leadership Council for Nonprofits is honoring Lighthouse with its first Inclusive Culture Award.
Lighthouse is pleased to announce four new members have joined its Board of Trustees. The new additions include Doug Bierer, Greg Hartmann, Kick Lee, and Kenneth Parker.