They have been a great help 4 us here at pinecrest apts going thought the sell of out building under trump a lot of building will be sold to private investers that r like new york where trump came from n made his money off the goverment with his building so i thank josh 4 leading us knowing the laws 2 help us thought our change wake up people there controling where n how we live

The systems broken

Doing powerful and important work for working families in Cincinnati and Hamilton County.

They are as helpful as they can be with the resources given to them!

I havent been there but from way Ive been hearing it sounds like a great place to go if your homeless and if u have to start over.😀😁😂😃😅🤣

I was once on the board there. They do great work wit the homeless

• The Greater Cincinnati Homeless Coalition is a unified social action agency, fully committed to its ultimate goal: the eradication of homelessness with respect for the dignity and diversity of its membership, people experiencing homelessness and the community. The Coalition works towards this goal by coordinating services, educating the public, and engaging in grassroots organizing and advocacy.• The Greater Cincinnati Coalition for the Homeless (GCCH) was formed in May of 1984 for one purpose: the eradication of homelessness in Cincinnati. What started out as a coalition of 15 volunteers meeting weekly in an unheated church basement has since grown into a Coalition of over 60 agencies, and hundreds of individual members and supporters. Today, they are more commonly known as the Homeless Coalition.• Coordination of Services: By coordinating services within the community, they help their member agencies provide their services, share their resources, and work with people experiencing homelessness.• Advocacy: The Homeless Coalition works with local officials, the community, and people experiencing homelessness, to ensure the preservation of rights, to reverse the trend of the criminalization of homelessness, and to enact just social policy to end homelessness. They are a regional site for the National Homeless Civil Rights Organizing Project, which seeks to document and end hate crimes against people experiencing homelessness and to educate and organize people experiencing homelessness to protect their civil rights.• Education: Through their education opportunities and resources, they provide the groundwork for understanding the complexities of homelessness so that the community can work towards sustainable solutions. For more than twenty years, they have been providing educational opportunities to churches, companies, schools, and universities throughout the Cincinnati region.• Streetvibes is a bi-weekly newspaper, produced by the Homeless Coalition, that covers issues of homelessness, social justice, and poverty. Streetvibes Distributors purchase papers for 75 cents and sell them to the public for a $2.00 donation, keeping the profit they have earned.

I enjoy the work they do to help out those experiencing homelessness in the area. I contribute whatever I can. They are passionate about what they do and work hard to help out others

You issue a statement condemning an officer for defending themselves against a knife wielding attacker?! Then the video is released which clearly shows the officers life, and well being, were endanger from this man and you defend your earlier statement?! Incredible... Maybe you should have descalated your client so he didnt pick up a knife in the first place? You owe this officer and the entire Cincinnati Police Department a public apology.

Want to extend my sincere appreciation for all they do to help people in need. Homelessness is such a huge problem for so many.

Good place to help good people.

They have services for the homeless, best of all you can get a mailbox here for you if are moving around between homes.

Passionate people fighting a just and righteous cause.

Seriously and actively working to end homelessness, poverty, racism, sexual discrimination, sexual orientation discrimination and more! Seriously and actively working to ensure justice, equality and community education, interest, engagement and action.

Its a great organization but the clients are something else

Wonderful people who believe in others and helps those in need

Had a very interesting meeting

Indispensable resource for individuals being denied basic human rights in the city. Organization challenges city officials and developers to value people over profit, a most righteous task.

Awesome organization that does fantastic work!

Good place that helps homeless

Help for the homeless. Free WiFi

They always got my back.

Helping the community

This is the non profit organization that advocates for people experiencing homelessness.

Good place

Great people.

Great

Nice staff

It helps the homeless of Cincinnati

No help for the homeless disabled !

No help that day