Child care providers have a unique opportunity to positively shape the lives of the children and families they serve. Read more
That’s the mission of Hamilton County Public Health’s WeTHRIVE! initiative.
What started with 50 people in three priority communities in 2009 has expanded to impact more than 300,000 people throughout 26 communities. This still-growing movement, which provides a framework to communities for healthy living, is a result of sustainable thinking from the start.
Here at WeTHRIVE!, we believe that small changes make a big difference. As WeTHRIVE! neighborhood navigator for Cheviot, Danielle Hart believed that small painted rocks could make a big difference. She hoped they would make Cheviot a better place by building community pride and getting people outside. She was right! Read more
On a sunny Saturday in October, more than 400 volunteers came together in Lincoln Heights for Rock the Block, a neighborhood clean-up day organized by Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati. Read more
Carmelia Montgomery is a family childcare provider in Evanston. Read more
If you’ve visited the Reading Farmer’s Market, you probably know Farmer Steve, aka Steve Willis. Read more
