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Office for Safe & Healthy Neighborhoods Director outlines whole-of-government approach to Metro Council

May 17, 2021 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (May 17, 2021) – Dr. Monique Williams, director of the city’s Office for Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods (OSHN), spoke today to Metro Council, outlining many of the ways that Mayor Greg Fischer’s FY22 budget would enhance the Department’s role in helping create a safer Louisville. Mayor Fischer’s proposed FY22 budget would invest $4.5 million in OSHN to advance his whole-of-government approach to violence reduction. This investment includes expansion of the Pivot to Peace initiative – evidence-based gun violence reduction strategies, including the existing hospital-based partnership, as well as an outreach system, clergy response team, and supports for the Gun Violence Intervention program. With the hospital-based initiative alone, the city has reduced injury recidivism among participants by 95 percent.

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Louisville Metro Council Anti-violence Spending City Budget

Louisville Metro Council Anti-violence Spending City Budget
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Local violence prevention group gets grant to help curb uptick in violence

Local violence prevention group gets grant to help curb uptick in violence Share Updated: 11:51 PM EDT May 15, 2021 Share Updated: 11:51 PM EDT May 15, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript DIFFERENCE HERE IN LOUISVILLE. RIGHT NOW I WOULD LIKE TO. PROVIDE A SMALL DONATION TO NO MORE RED DOTS IT’S THE FIRST OF MANY CHECKS TO FUND. PEACE 5,000 DOLLARS ON SATURDAY LOCAL VIOLENCE PREVENTION GROUP. NO MORE RED DOTS WAS GIVEN THE HELPING HAND NEEDED TO CONTINUE WORKING TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE A LITTLE BIT IS A LOT WHEN WHEN FOLKS SHOW TODAY CARED THEN OTHER PEOPLE START TO SHOW THE DAYCARE THE DONATION MARKS THE BEGINNING OF CITIES UNITED’S CROSS COUNTRY SUMMIT WHERE THE ORGANIZATION WILL TRAVEL TO CITIES ALL OVER THE AS THAT HAVE BEEN CRITICALLY IMPACTED BY AN UPTICK IN VIOLENCE LEADERS PLAN TO USE THE TIME TO URGE MAYORS TO USE THEIR PORTION OF AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN DOLLARS TO BETTER FUND VIOLENCE PREVENTION ORGANIZATIONS IN THEIR AREA. WE HAVE AN OPPOR

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Baltimore Community Foundation s investment pool grew 16% last year - Baltimore Business Journal

Baltimore Community Foundation s investment pool grew 16% last year - Baltimore Business Journal
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Metro Health has 2,300+ Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines ready to go into arms following 11-day pause

Metro Health has 2,300+ Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines ready to go into arms following 11-day pause
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