School to Work students celebrate graduation
In 2026, 29 Cincinnati Public School (CPS) high school seniors graduated from TriHealth's School to Work (STW) program.
Read moreIntegrating Behavioral Health into Primary Care at TriHealth
Since 2015, the bi3 Fund has invested more than $12 million in TriHealth to help expand the integration of behavioral health services into both pediatric and adult primary care locations.
Read moreSupporting pregnant moms every step of the way
For nearly four decades, nurse Marty Olberding has helped guide women through pregnancy and into parenthood. As a nurse case manager at the OB Center at Good Samaritan Hospital, she serves as a trusted resource for expectant mothers, helping...
Read moreSchool to Work students celebrate graduation
It was a record-breaking year for the 2025 School to Work (STW) graduating class, with 29 Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) seniors graduating from the program!
Read moreHopeful Empowered Youth (HEY!): Grounded in youth voices
Last fall, Hopeful Empowered Youth (HEY!) launched, sharing its 10-year strategy to improve youth mental health in the Greater Cincinnati region. bi3—along with 13 other funders—fueled the creation of the collaborative, which includes community groups, healthcare providers, educators, policymakers,...
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