A group of older adults recently met at the Green Township Senior Center to learn about healthy aging through the Wellness Initiative for Senior Education (WISE) program.
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Meet the WeTHRIVE! dream team of Elmwood Place
The Elmwood Place trio of Sheila Dornbusch, Howard Dettmer, and Dan Snelling were honored as 2026 WeTHRIVE! champions.
Read moreWeTHRIVE! champion is heart of Three Rivers Elementary
Tina Cole, school counselor in the Three Rivers Local School District, was honored as a 2026 WeTHRIVE! champion. Three Rivers is a WeTHRIVE! school district.
Read moreWeTHRIVE! champion is backbone of Addyston team
Pam Jackson, Addyston council member and WeTHRIVE! team member, is a 2026 WeTHRIVE! champion!
Read moreIt’s WeTHRIVE! champions week: Are you ready to be inspired?
The WeTHRIVE! Champion Award recognizes individuals & groups dedicated to promoting health, safety, and vitality in Hamilton County, Ohio. Five winners were selected from fourteen nominees. All were honored at the WeTHRIVE! Celebration Event.
Read morePlanting seeds for health in WeTHRIVE! early care and education programs, communities
At Shiloh Preschool in early May, the kids enjoyed a special snack – a salad bar featuring lettuce they grew themselves. One little boy had already declared that he was not going to eat anything from the salad bar. He told his mom and his teachers that he didn’t like…
Read moreNeighbors helping neighbors: The power of Little Free Pantries
Two WeTHRIVE! communities are making it easier for residents to access food when they need it – and donate food when they can.
Read moreSaving the environment, one plant at a time
Anderson Township’s comprehensive plan includes preserving and protecting the natural and environmental resources found throughout the community. Members of the WeTHRIVE!/Comprehensive Plan Implementation Committee are on a mission to do this, one plant at a time, through the Anderson Township Native Plant Initiative.
Read moreA grateful look back at how we THRIVED in 2025
Honoring our WeTHRIVE! child care providers, communities, and school districts for their accomplishments in 2025.
Read moreHousehold hazardous products: What they are & how to safely dispose of them
This spring, WeTHRIVE!â„ community teams organized collection events that safely disposed of more than 22,000 pounds of household hazardous waste. In this special guest post, Jack Mangan with Hamilton County ReSource talks about household hazardous products and why discarding them properly is so important.
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