Child care providers are uniquely positioned to help young children and families build habits that can have a lasting impact on their health.
Read moreThat’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 28 communities. This still-growing movement, which provides a framework to communities for healthy living, is a result of sustainable thinking from the start.
One of the benefits of being a WeTHRIVE! community is the Community Health Assessment (CHA) conducted by Hamilton County Public Health. What is the CHA and how does it benefit a community?
To find out, we sat down for a conversation with three of our WeTHRIVE! team members who work on CHAs. Let’s meet them!
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Throughout the 2021-2022 school year, WeTHRIVE! school districts kept moving forward with their health and wellness initiatives. School wellness teams evaluated policies, practices, and programs, taking action to make their schools healthier and safer for students and staff.
Here’s a look at what some WeTHRIVE! school districts accomplished in the 2021-22 school year.
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You need funding for projects, but how to do you go about finding and applying for grants? We asked Kim Chelf of WeTHRIVE! Forest Park to share her tips and insights into obtaining grant funding.
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We’re excited to announce the re-launched WeTHRIVE!℠ Child Care Initiative!
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Mt. Healthy City Schools (MTHCS) wrapped up their No Kid Hungry grant project with a special Our Dinner at Home holiday food distribution event last December.
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Forest Park held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on February 10 to mark the opening of the city’s first Blessing Box. This project was a year in the making and involved the kind of cooperation and collaboration that we so often see with WeTHRIVE!℠ in Forest Park.
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