Updates for the Intro Scroll
Calling all West End neighbors!
Building a strong community starts with empowered residents. That’s why we’re so excited to announce our upcoming Annual Report Open House!
Join us on Wednesday, June 26th from 4-6 PM at 901 Findlay St. for an evening of light bites, conversation, and a glimpse into the impact of our work in the West End. 
We’ll share stories of how we’re:
Nurturing the potential of our youth
Celebrating the vibrant spirit of our community
Building a future filled with healing and hope
We can’t wait to see you there!
Celebrating the vibrant spirit of our community
Building a future filled with healing and hope
We can’t wait to see you there!
Registration is not required but encouraged to give us an idea of headcount.
Join us on Friday, February 23rd for a very special West End Black History Celebration at 901 Findlay Street.
The event is from 5 – 7 PM and includes dinner, swag bags, a youth Black History Presentation (presented by 7HNH after school care participants), a special showing of the PBD special “Shuttlesworth” along with an in-person Q+A with the son and daughters of Civil Rights Icon, Fred Shuttlesworth, who has ties with the West End Neighborhood.
Join us for this FREE event!
Join us on Thursday, December 14th for a Holiday Youth Toy Giveaway at 901 Findlay St, supported by Dani Isaacsohn for Ohio State Representative! Toys will be distributed from 12 – 4 PM.
One toy per child in household** Proof of children in household is required **
Proof can be in the form of:
– Birth Certificate
– Social Security Card
– Copy of Lease
Santa will be busy! Please expect to wait in line to receive your gifts! Elves will work as quickly as possible to disperse, but please be patient as we work to distribute! First come, first serve.
We are currently hiring!
Are you looking for a purpose-driven career? Join us at Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses and make a positive impact in the lives of residents in the West End. We are looking for passionate, community-driven professionals to join our team!
Please click here to see detailed job descriptions for all current open positions.
Current Openings:
TRCC Counselor (Trauma Recovery Center of Cincinnati)
TRCC Journey Support Advocate (Trauma Recovery Center of Cincinnati)
TRCC Grassroots Advocate (Trauma Recovery Center of Cincinnati)
Director of Programs
Development Director
We are keeping the community updated on events, resources, and opportunities through our monthly email newsletter, and you should join! Visit this link to sign up: http://eepurl.com/ieYwWD
Do you want to be part of an innovative team and work to make change in the wonderful West End? We are looking for a creative and community minded “Marketing and Engagement Coordinator VISTA” to help us ramp up our social media presence, as well as assist with our active Community Engagement Events Schedule!
See application instructions and a full Job Description here!
- Please note this is an AmeriCorps opportunity and thus you will need to apply to the AmeriCorps program as well. If you are unfamiliar with the AmeriCorps program, we are happy to help you through this process!
What do you want to see on Linn Street?
Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses is partnering with students from the University of Cincinnati to collect feedback from West End residents about what improvements they’d like to see on Linn Street. What types of businesses do you want to see? How can we improve safety and promote walkability? What are your ideas for beautification? Linn Street was selected to receive $6.2 Million in federal funds (WVXU) in order to redesign a major section of the West End Business District, and beyond. While formal designs are already in the works, this feedback will help us continue to advocate for community based change as the project moves forward.
Please join us on Wednesday, March 5th from 11:30 AM to approximately 2:30 PM at the Tot-Lot at the corner of Findlay and Linn Street for a West End cook out and share your suggestions! Responses will be collected by UC students and shared with the community and redevelopment project stakeholders.
Unable to make the cook-out? Take the online survey and give your input HERE!
Questions? Please contact Community Engagement Director at emma.norbut@7hillsnh.com
Join Seven Hill Neighborhood Houses and its partners for a month of programming to celebrate Black History Month! This year’s programming celebrates the Black experience and its influence on our musical past and present. All programming will take place at Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses, 901 Findlay Street, Cincinnati, OH 45214. There will be light refreshments, as well as a Shea Butter give-a-away, at each event!
- February 9th, 5:00 – 6:00 PM
- Under One Roof: The African American Experience in Music Hall
- Join us for a presentation by Friends of Music Hall Board member Thea Tjepkema on how African Americans made their mark in Music Hall from its inception! Experience the history of African Americans whose determination and artistry helped set the foundation of American Music.
- February 16th, 5:00 – 6:15 PM
- Cincinnati Green Book Sites
- Join us for a presentation brought to us from the Harried Beecher Stowe House and learn about the origin of the Green Book and its distribution. Learn about Green Book sites throughout Cincinnati as well as sites in the West End, such as the Cotton Club.
- February 23rd, 5:00 – 7:00 PM
- Fight the Power: How Hip-Hop Changed the World
- Join us for a screening of the new PBS Docuseries “Fight the Power: How Hip-Hop Changed the World.” In episode one, discover factors that led to the birth of hip-hop. Learn more here. The screening will be followed by a discussion led by Damian Hoskins, Executive Director of hip hop Cultural Arts Center, Elementz, as well as a performance from Elementz students.**Thank you to the Harriet Beecher Stowe House, Elementz, Friends of Music Hall, CET and True Shea Butter for their support of these events!**