HY27 Services for Homeless Youth and Homeless Pregnant Youth Grant

The HY27 Services for Homeless Youth and Homeless Pregnant Youth Grant, administered by the Ohio Department of Health, aims to combat youth homelessness in Ohio. This program emphasizes innovative solutions for supporting pregnant and homeless youth, providing essential direct services and interventions. Funded through the Ohio General Revenue Fund, the initiative collaborates with the Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio to ensure effective implementation, continuous improvement, and robust support for the organizations involved, ultimately enhancing community health outcomes.

Ohio Department of Health and Human Services
The Ohio Department of Health is the state agency responsible for advancing the health and well-being of all Ohioans by preventing disease, promoting good health, and assuring access to quality health care and public health services across the state. Guided by a vision of equitable, effective, and evidence-based public health, ODH works to transform Ohio’s public health system through partnerships, data-driven policy, and community engagement. Its funding priorities include disease prevention and control, health promotion and wellness, environmental health and safety, health equity and access initiatives, emergency preparedness and response, and programs that strengthen public health infrastructure and improve population health outcomes.
HY27 Services for Homeless Youth and Homeless Pregnant Youth Grant