Explore paid family leave policy in Ohio and the Time to Care Ohio Coalition’s efforts to leverage local advocacy successes toward statewide impact. A presentation from Collaborate Cleveland included an update on S.B. 396, bipartisan legislation that would make family and medical leave benefits available to all Ohio workers. Paid leave policies can support caregiving, improve health outcomes and promote economic stability, especially for low- and middle-income workers and families.
The Census Bureau recently released a proposed rule to make sweeping changes to the 2030 census process that would change the way community members are counted and what data is collected.
We are continuing to closely monitoring a developing situation that may affect Ohio communities.
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) proposed rule to revise regulation for federal grants and other financial assistance that could significantly alter how federal grants are awarded, administered and terminated. This could greatly affect nonprofits and community partners who rely on federal grants to fund their work and also some funders serving as pass-through entities.
This informal policy conversation includes an update on Ohio policy landscape, including a preview of the Ohio Legislature's Lame Duck session priorities and elections for state offices.
In this recording, learn about the Eligibility Management Learning Community (EMLC) and how it aims to improve access to care, maintain treatment continuity and reduce avoidable coverage disruptions as Ohio prepares for significant changes to Medicaid eligibility beginning in 2027. The EMLC brings together providers, advocates, payors and government partners to help prevent avoidable coverage loss among community members, especially those with serious mental illness and other chronic health conditions.
Learn about a proposed constitutional amendment to eliminate property taxes in Ohio that would remove approximately $24 billion in annual funding for essential local services without a replacement plan. Although the measure will not appear on the November 2026 ballot due to insufficient signatures, organizers may continue pursuing a future statewide ballot, and Philanthropy Ohio will continue monitoring the proposal and advocating for sustainable funding solutions.
