Nearly $30 billion was invested in Ohio's health and social services in 2023, with federal funding accounting for 62%, state funding 21%, and county levies and philanthropic contributions each making up 9%. Each funding source has distinct restrictions and flexibility, which influence how the funds are used. Federal funds are the most restrictive, while county levies and philanthropic dollars provide the most flexibility for innovative and targeted solutions.
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This webinar covers:
- Overview of our recent Mapping the Money funding report
- Scope of federal funding in the state budget, and eventual destination in local supporting services
- Additional resources on funding systems
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Federal funding significantly supports Ohio's health and human services, contributing $2.2 billion outside the state budgeting process in FY 2023.
This funding is channeled through 11 federal entities, including Medicaid, the CDC, and NIH. However, 17 Ohio counties received no federal investment outside the state budgeting process, highlighting gaps in geographic distribution.
Related resources
Mapping the Money report | October 2024
Human Services 101 | December 2024
