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$80provides 5 children with snuggly beds and full tummies.
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$80provides 5 children with snuggly beds and full tummies.
Donate NowPosted June 11, 2019 in Press Releases
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Natalie Leek-Nelson216.651.5982 natalie@provhouse.org OHIO STATE SENATE APPROVES $750,000 TO STRENGTHEN STATEWIDE CRISIS NURSERY SERVICES Providence House to Receive Generous Allocation CLEVELAND - Providence House announced today that it is one of three organizations the Ohio... read more
Posted May 23, 2019 in Articles
After funding the construction of the outdoor basketball court at Providence House in 2012, the Cavaliers teamed up with their partner Rust-Oleum to recently renovate the court for the many Cleveland-area children that utilize it.... read more
Posted May 21, 2019 in Articles
By Roxanne Washington, The Plain Dealer CLEVELAND, Ohio – Children sheltered at Providence House in Ohio City are enjoying a sensory garden filled with colorful perennials that soon will bloom, fragrant plants, vegetables, a birdbath and... read more
Posted May 21, 2019 in Articles
The children who come through Providence House—a crisis nursery providing free, voluntaryemergency shelter to children living in crisis situations where they are at risk of abuse or neglect—have enough going on in their worlds without... read more
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