The health of our clients is contingent upon a combination of the work of the Center for Respite Care’s staff and the relationships we have built with partnering organizations throughout the community. As we close out celebrating 20 years of service, we thank those...

As we near the end of this anniversary year — we continue to give thanks to the people and organizations who have supported the Center for Respite Care’s 20-year journey.Securing funding is a yearlong effort. Pictured here is a breakdown of the Center’s various...

The Center for Respite Care works with agencies across the country and the county. It is with the support and guidance of these organizations that we can best serve our clients. In the past 20 years — we have built long-term and trusting relationships. We are very...

New Life Furniture Bank (NLFB) was founded in 2006 by Holly Young, Tim Nabors, and volunteers from Milford First United Methodist Church in partnership with Interfaith Hospitality Network. Since that time, NLFB has grown to be a formidable and well-known area...

As we head into the second half of 2023, we continue to pay tribute to organizations that have been part of the Center for Respite Care for 20 years. Many of our clients come to us with mental health and substance use disorder (SUD) challenges. It is a big thanks to...

In two weeks, our annual Transformation Awards will officially drop at 7 p.m. EST. It will continue to be available for weeks ahead at www.centerforrespitecare.org. After many years as an in-person event, the experience of the COVID pandemic has led the awards...

As we close in on 20 years, we thank the people and organizations that contribute to our success. Our success means that we can care for more people and positively impact more lives. Thank you to Channel 12 and Liz Bonis. For nearly a decade, WKRC TV 12 has been our...

We pay tribute to New Life Furniture Bank – who has become well known in the region for the stellar work that they provide to our community. New Life Furniture Bank was founded in 2006 by Holly Young, Tim Nabors, and volunteers from Milford First United Methodist...

St. Francis Seraph Ministries (SFSM) is co-located with The Center for Respite Care in the Saint Anthony Center (SAC.) As such, we work together to serve people experiencing homelessness. We also have a front-row seat to the care that they provide for our most...

The Center is pleased to name Santa Maria as one of our 2023 honorees. In the weeks ahead, we look forward to working with Liz Bonis and Channel 12 to promote our event and honorees. The virtual annual event is our only fundraiser and creates awareness about...

It could be said that the Center is here because of the vision of Dr. Bob Donovan. As one of our founders and our chief of medical operations, he is core to our mission. While we provide individuals with a return to stable housing, social service support, and...

The Center for Respite Care is grateful to the faith-based community for its commitment to social justice, health, and healing. This unwavering generosity has extended to the Center for decades and gives hope and compassion to our clients. These ongoing relationships...

Media Contact: Jennifer Mooney Jennifer.mooney@me.com 513 550 3808 The Center for Respite Care has set Transformation Awards 2023 to drop virtually on September 14, 2023.  After many years as an in-person event, the experience of the COVID pandemic has led the awards...

On Sunday, April 23rd a core group of Center supporters officially celebrated The Center for Respite Care turning 20. We are spending this year paying tribute and remembering people and organizations who have contributed to our success. These have included hospitals,...

The Center for Respite Care, founded 20 years, ago receives clients from a variety of sources. A primary source is area hospitals. This means that when hospitals discharge people — who have nowhere else to go and need to continue to heal — the Center becomes their...

The Center for Respite Care provides a safe place for our clients to heal, regain health and re-establish independent living. However, many folks confront ongoing challenges — area transitional housing programs can be a critical part of their journey. Transitional...

Mr. Brandon was waiting to get his meds at the nurse’s station when he picked up a brochure regarding the LIFT the Tristate program sponsored by the FreeStore Foodbank. Logistics, Inventory Management, Facilities Management and Transportation (LIFT) offers an...

The Center for Respite Care emerged through the vision of a wide network of local organizations. The agency began as a collaboration of the Health Alliance, TriHealth, Mercy Health Partners and over 25 homeless agencies in 2003.  It was started as a program of the...

As the Center nears its 20th anniversary, we continue to recognize those who have contributed to our success. The Center relies upon volunteers who work tirelessly and give time and resources to our clients. This is especially true when it comes to providing meals for...

Movers and Makers named a few local leaders as tops in addiction treatment and recovery. Number one was our own Laurel Nelson. Laurel has been our CEO for over eight years. She led our transition to the Saint Anthony Center (SAC.). She also ensured that we were/are...