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Donate NowPosted May 25, 2013 in Press Releases
“Elisabeth’s House” slated to open in the fall, serving children with medical needs whose families are in crisis CLEVELAND — Providence House today announced that this fall it will open “Elisabeth’s House - The Prentiss Wellness... read more
Posted May 01, 2013 in Press Releases
First Baseman joins forces with local crisis nursery to fight child abuse and neglect CLEVELAND—The Cleveland Indians won’t be the only team fighting for Cleveland when they step on the field for opening day. Providence House,... read more
Posted April 10, 2013 in Press Releases
CLEVELAND—April is National Child Abuse Prevention Awareness month, and Providence House, a non-profit crisis nursery providing emergency shelter and services to children at risk of abuse and neglect, invites the community to get involved by... read more
Posted December 14, 2012 in Articles
The ribbon has been cut for phase one of the “Protect the Promise” expansion at Providence House. The crisis nursery opened its doors 31 years ago, providing a safe haven for babies and children in imminent... read more
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