ADVANCING HEALTH EQUITY & FUELING INNOVATION
The bi3 Fund invests in trust-based partnerships to improve health outcomes in Hamilton County, Butler County, Warren County and Clermont County in Ohio.
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Request for Proposals: Improving Maternal Mental Health
The bi3 Fund is looking to partner with local organizations to improve access to and support for maternal mental health in the Greater Cincinnati region. Grants awarded under this RFP may be paid over one to three years and are expected to range from $150,000 – $500,000.
Community organizations celebrate Black Maternal Health Week 2025
Held annually from April 11 – 17, Black Maternal Health Week (BMHW) events focus...
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Local 12 features Infant Mortality and Other Wicked Problems on What’s Happening in Health
Jill joined Local 12’s Liz Bonis on What's Happening in Health to discuss the...
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Jill Miller discusses youth mental health challenges with HEY! on Cincinnati Business Courier podcast
bi3 President and CEO Jill Miller discusses the youth mental health crisis with Clare...
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Funding available to improve support for maternal mental health
The bi3 Fund invites proposals for projects and initiatives to improve access and increase...
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Celebrate Black Maternal Health Week 2025
Held annually from April 11 – 17, Black Maternal Health Week (BMHW) events are...
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The Health Collaborative releases the 2024 Community Health Needs Assessment
The Heath Collaborative works with the region’s healthcare systems to collect and analyze data,...
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Cincinnati-area schools lead activities for World Teen Mental Wellness Day for a third year in a row
83 area schools applied and received up to $1,000 each for activities such as...
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Cincinnati Enquirer features the life-saving work of doulas in our community
Childbirth isn’t as simple as it’s made out to be. Kimberly McGinnis, a doula...
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Keeping Babies Alive: New book chronicles Cincinnati’s successful efforts to reduce infant mortality
A powerful new book, Infant Mortality and Other Wicked Problems, sheds light on how...
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In their new book, bi3 President & CEO Jill Miller and Cradle Cincinnati Executive Director Dr. Meredith Smith share how Cincinnati healthcare systems, community leaders and residents, nonprofit organizations, and funders came together to combat infant mortality.
Through the lens of this inspiring story, Infant Mortality and Other Wicked Problems also shares an adaptable framework that other communities can use to tackle their own wicked problems.