Unified Health Solutions

Phoenix Students on an outing at the Dragons Stadium in July, 2009

uhsdayto_uhsdadm — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 16:14:17 +0000

Phoenix Students on an outing at the Dragons Stadium in July, 2009

Community Needs

uhsdayto_uhsdadm — Sat, 26 Mar 2011 16:14:58 +0000

Over 37 million Americans and 1 in 6 children live below the poverty level. Of Montgomery County residents, 23% fall into the poverty category according to 2007 data. In the Dayton area, the 2009 unemployment rate is 9.1% compared to a national rate at 6.1%. Across the nation foreclosures are striking every community, including the Dayton area. The Greater Miami Valley and communities around the globe are facing common, challenging issues such as reducing poverty, revitalizing neighborhoods, providing access to quality healthcare.

UHS To Hire 15 Teens for New Business

uhsdayto_uhsdadm — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 16:15:13 +0000

A local nonprofit is creating a screen printing business to put teenagers to work. Unified Health Solutions, a Dayton-based social services organization, will launch a custom screen printing business to create 15 full- and part-time jobs for youth. The group has applied for a $370,000 stimulus grant from the U.S. Department of Job and Family Services. UHS will find out if will get the grant by the end of the month. The money would pay for the operations budget for the program, as well as the salary for a supervisor and other workforce development programs for students. Lori Anderson, president and chief executive officer of UHS — which has a total operating budget of $2.9 million and 38 employees — has teamed with Beavercreek-based American Made Graphics to start UHS’ screening company. The business, named Youth-Ops, will produce T-shirts and fabric-based promotional products, including sweaters and towels. Proceeds from the shirts will go to Youth-Ops and back into UHS programming. Clients already in discussion with Youth-Ops include Wright-Patt Credit Union and WesBanco Inc. Aileron , the local executive training center, will offer free classes to the employees. Teenagers will handle the running of the business — printing, selling, marketing and secretarial work — though John Terrell II, who was hired to be the program manager, will keep a watchful eye. Their positions will vary from full-time to part-time depending on their individual schedules. Anderson said she did not know at this point how many of each type of position there would be. Anderson said there is no set goal for revenue for the company, though it would need to make 2,000 T-shirts a month to pay for itself. The cost for a black and white basic shirt would be around $6 with prices going up from there for multi-color, front and back and other options. Frank Rosati, owner of American Made Graphics, will serve as a consultant for the business. Youth-Ops promised to stay away from Rosati’s existing clients, and Rosati agreed to help out with equipment, location and advice.

Freedom Schools Stop the Violence Rally

uhsdayto_uhsdadm — Wed, 26 Jan 2011 16:15:56 +0000

Freedom Schools Stop the Violence Rally

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