Two WeTHRIVE! communities are making it easier for residents to access food when they need it – and donate food when they can.
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Author: watchusthrive
Saving 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.
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A grateful look back at how we THRIVED in 2025
Honoring our WeTHRIVE! child care providers, communities, and school districts for their accomplishments in 2025.
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Household hazardous products: What they are & how to safely dispose of them
This spring, WeTHRIVE!℠ 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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WeTHRIVE! communities help older adults stay on their feet
May is Older Americans Month – a perfect time to highlight how WeTHRIVE!℠ community teams help residents THRIVE at any age. By offering fall prevention programs, teams tackle critical health and safety concerns. Just as important, the programs foster social connection, addressing the public health crisis of loneliness and isolation.
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Happy 15 years, WeTHRIVE!
Re-cap of the 2024 WeTHRIVE! Recognition Event and celebration of the initiative’s 15th anniversary.
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Planting the seeds of health: Introducing kids & families to locally grown fruits & vegetables
WeTHRIVE! & Produce Perks Midwest deliver fresh produce to child care providers, exposing children to new foods and engaging families in nutrition education.
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Active transportation: A roadmap to safer, healthier, more connected communities
Active Transportation Plans have been drafted for the WeTHRIVE! communities of Lincoln Heights and Mt. Healthy in Hamilton County, Ohio.
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Schools find ways to help students and staff THRIVE!
WeTHRIVE! schools got creative in finding ways to promote mental health and social connectedness over the past school year. Here’s a look at some of them!
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Three Rivers enhances well-being with expanded programs for students
Three Rivers Local Schools’ Wellness Team used grant funding to add and enhance mental health, social emotional learning, and social connectedness-related programming for students throughout the 2023-34 school year.
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