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Collects and analyzes human services data captured at the neighborhood level in Cleveland, for each city and suburb in Cuyahoga County, and for other areas in the 16-county region. Results are made available to individuals and agencies for planning purposes, and are distributed via the website and, in some cases, in printed publications. Special research projects may be undertaken by request.

211 Cleveland

Offers an in-person 6-hour public training for professionals from all sectors, with the goal of helping individuals better understand the framework of poverty. Explains obstacles experienced by individuals in generational poverty and how to best eliminate those obstacles without compromising services and standards to professionals interested in changing poverty in Summit County and providing beneficial services.

211 Summit

Offers an 18 month program to individuals and families who have recently experienced a reduction or loss of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits due to wage increases. The program is intended to support stability needed to maintain employment. The Benefit Bridge program offers incentives, job retention and advancement, job and education coaching, peer monitoring, financial literacy, training certifications and community referrals for social services, legal, and mental health services.

UW 211 Greater Toledo

Provides applied research and statistics about urban policy and to aid in understanding how social and economic changes affect low income individuals, families and communities.

211 Cleveland