HHFoO’s strategy is to develop both transitional and affordable housing that integrates comprehensive social support and services within a supportive community to ensure that individuals and families remain stable, are safely housed, remain independent, and maintain their employment status.The Foundation develops partnerships and linkages with local community-based agencies, private donors, and nationally recognized organizations. Healing Hearts Foundation utilizes government funding programs, grants, bequests, private funds, tax-credits, contributions from private sector funders, and donations from the general public to accomplish its mission.
HHFoO develops transitional and affordable housing that integrates social supports, employment stability, and behavioral health resources within a structured, supportive community. Housing serves as the foundation for long-term stability, helping individuals and families remain safely housed, maintain employment, and progress toward independence while operating within clear expectations that promote accountability, personal responsibility, and sustained positive outcomes.
Healing Hearts Foundation of Ohio builds formal partnerships with community-based agencies, private donors, and nationally recognized organizations to ensure coordinated service delivery and avoid duplication of efforts. Through these partnerships, residents are connected to mental health services, substance use treatment, workforce development, domestic violence resources, and family supports, ensuring timely access to appropriate services and measurable progress rather than temporary assistance.
HHFoO utilizes a diversified funding strategy that includes government programs, grants, tax credits, private donations, bequests, corporate contributions, and public support to ensure long-term sustainability. Funds are managed with a strong emphasis on transparency, compliance, and outcome-driven use of resources, allowing the Foundation to maintain housing operations, expand services, and remain accountable to funders, partners, and the communities it serves.