Building Stronger Communities One Family at a Time

Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses

Welcome to Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses website. Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses is a dynamic non-profit organization that has a passion of providing client driven programming and services to the surrounding communities.

 

For 50 years, children, youth, struggling families and disadvantaged individuals have come to Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses for services they know would improve their quality of life. We view the 50 years in service as a historical moment to honor and celebrate the vested efforts that have impacted lives in these underserved communities.

 

Obviously, we do not do it alone. The synergy we have with our partners, donors and communities have given us this mileage, hence, we invite everyone who would like to be part of the legacy to join us in our resolve to making a difference in the hearts of those in need in these communities we serve.

 

About Us.

Operating as a nonprofit with a 501(c) 3 status, Seven Hills provides a wide variety of services to over 3,500 individuals annually. Emergency Assistance, Victims of Crime, Parent Involvement, Senior Center, Youth Development and School Based Programming are among the programs operated by Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses. Each of these programs provides services that are designed to support seniors, struggling families, children  and vulnerable youth.  In particular, our programs are designed to ensure the flexibility needed to offer programming that fit the needs of the targeted population. Seven Hills avoids cookie cutter and one size fits all programming to ensure maximum effectiveness. This is all done in conjunction of our true mission "As partners in the communities we serve, we are dedicated to improving the quality of life of our neighbors" This mission is fulfilled by partnering with area schools, organizations, businesses, and community members where strategic programming and services that are tailored specifically for respective communities.

 

Currently, we serve West End, Over the Rhine, and other surrounding neighborhoods. In these communities we provide what we have done best over the years, emergency assistance, victims' advocacy and counseling services, after school care, academic assistance, summer enrichment programming, athletics, recreation, youth employment training, drug prevention, senior social services, and holiday assistance.

 

Up Coming Events:

Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses and Rumble Productions will be hosting the Future Olympian Championship Night of Boxing on March 10, 2012. Doors open at 5:00pm and the first bout is scheduled to begin at 6:00pm. Advance tickets are $10 and $15 at the door. Tickets can be purchased at the Findlay Street Neighborhood House. Children’s tickets are $5 at the door. Youth from across the city and region will be compete.

 

Into the City and Seven Hills Neighborhood House will be hosting an art show on March 9 from 6:00pm until 8:00pm. Children from the West End and Over the Rhine Communities have been working for months to produce works of art with various materials and themes. Please join us and see the wonderful work that has been done!

 

February is National Teen Dating Violence Month. In light of this fact, Seven Hills Victims’ Advocates are hosting three events to tackle teen dating violence. The sessions are open to anyone interested in obtaining useful information and tactics to counter teen dating violence. Please join us February 10th, 17th, and 24th from 6:00pm until 7:00pm. For more information, please contact Janet Sandstrom at (513) 407-5408.

 

In 2012, Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses launched the West End Community Youth Council. The program is open to youth ages 10 to 18 who live or attend school in the West End Community. We are looking for youth who want to help their community and cultivate their leadership skills. The meetings are held every Wednesday at 5:00pm at the Findlay Street Neighborhood House located at 901 Findlay Street.

 

Thanks to a grant from the Greater Cincinnati Foundation and through the collaborative efforts local organizations and companies, Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses will begin work on the Findlay Street Skating Rink/ Multi-purpose Room in March 2012. We are grateful for the ability to revive skating in the West End and to provide a wonderful space for the community to gather for events. If you are interested in being a part of this effort, please contact Alexis Kidd at (513) 407-5362.

 

 

 

 

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We Recognize and

Thank Our

Partners and Sponsors

Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses

West End Community 
Council
The Johnson Family
Foundation