Local 12 features Parent Connext on What’s Happening in Health
Jill Huynh, Parenting Solutions Program Director at Beech Acres, joined Local 12’s Liz Bonis to discuss how Beech Acres Parenting Center’s Parent Connext is making waves in child health research. After a three-year study, findings show that the locally-created...
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bi3 Awards $1.59 Million to Fuel Local Non-profits Amid the Pandemic
Overwhelming response to bi3 request for proposals evidence of enormous need as community organizations adapt to virtual environment bi3, Bethesda Inc.’s grants initiative to transform health, announced today it is awarding approximately $1.59 million to 37 area nonprofit organizations...
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May 2020 Newsletter
This Mother’s Day marks more than 50 days of social distancing and children being out of school. For every mom adjusting to this new normal and trying to do her best, thank you for everything you do!
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Creating Impact: Jill Huynh, Beech Acres
Jill Huynh is the Vice President of New Business Development and Parent Connext™ at Cincinnati’s Beech Acres Parenting Center. She is responsible for driving new business initiatives that increase the number of people they serve and fuel better outcomes...
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August 2019 Newsletter
We are excited to announce that we are awarding nearly $1.2 million in grants to Talbert House and Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health Services. The grants will fund two different initiatives that build on already existing relationships to deconstruct barriers...
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Grantee Update: Parent Connext awarded “Promising Practice” status
The innovative and collaborative practices of the bi3-funded program Parent Connext are earning national recognition. Fueled by a $1.3 million, three-year grant from bi3, Beech Acres Parenting Center, Cincinnati Children’s Mayerson Center and TriHealth Pediatrics launched Parent Connext, a...
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May 2019 Newsletter
In its new report, the Health Policy Institute of Ohio’s Health Value Dashboard ranked Ohio 46th in overall health value compared to all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Incredibly, despite Ohioans spending more on healthcare than...
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