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Donate NowPosted 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
Posted December 11, 2012 in Articles
Babies need your help. Living, breathing, crying babies. I thought of them when I read that Ohio Senate Republicans are moving forward with yet another anti-abortion bill, this time "heartbeat" legislation that would ban abortions once a... read more
Posted November 27, 2012 in Articles
The Providence House in Cleveland offers assistance to parents who are going through a crisis. "Typically moms call because they're homeless or utilities have been turned off. Mom needs support for her own mental... read more
Posted September 01, 2012 in Articles
Many parents are fortunate enough to have a support system for their children. If there’s an emergency, they can count on family or friends to look after their young ones. But some parents are not... read more
Posted August 24, 2012 in Articles
Natalie Leek-Nelson doesn't look at the world in a normal way. Artists, teachers and gifts from God are like that, and she's been called all three. The first two are easily documented: A Cleveland Institute of... read more
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