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19. • <br /> poverty line and 88% of the residents belong to minority groups. Within the <br /> community, there are numerous subsidized housing units which are managed <br /> by the metropolitan housing authority. Poor living conditions along with poverty <br /> and a general loss of hope are prevalent among its residents. <br /> As a result of a number of violent incidents in Winton Hills, the Mayor of <br /> Cincinnati and the city council appropriated $ 50,000 in emergency aid to <br /> establish recreational programming in the community as a remedy against the <br /> growing violence. Groups involved in the effort included a variety of public and <br /> nonprofit agencies as well as the police department, churches, volunteers, and <br /> teenagers. <br /> The local community center was the focal point for the programs, which <br /> targeted youth and young adults age 13 - 21. The center's hours were <br /> expanded, a girls' basketball and skills development camp were funded; and <br /> other activities such as football, a community reunion, block party, midnight <br /> basketball, and girls' drill team were established. Additionally, field trips, <br /> sewing, boxing, skating parties, drug awareness and tutoring programs were <br /> instituted. Social service agencies and the Health Department provided staff <br /> for a number of the programs. The Housing Authority helped by operating a <br /> midnight basketball program where 350 youth participated, and the Cincinnati <br /> Police Department assisted by having more officers walking beats and visiting <br /> the community center. According to the National Parks and Recreation . <br />
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