The Montgomery WeTHRIVE! team recognized the community’s mental health concerns and took action by initiating programs and partnerships. With a focus on destigmatizing mental health, the city provides resources for staff and residents, and even acquired a therapy dog. Their efforts to raise awareness include community presentations throughout the year, demonstrating a strong commitment to mental health.
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Reading Community City Schools held 16 special afterschool clubs with the goal of fostering a positive school culture and sense of community, along with learning and fun. Clubs ranged from cooking, art, and reading to gardening, engineering, golf, and board games. Teachers and students alike were enthusiastic about the experience.
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Child care providers get help with farm to early care education, nutrition, physical activity, screen time, oral health & breastfeeding.
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When installation is complete, an AED will be within a 90-second brisk walk from anywhere in the Evendale Municipal Complex.
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It’s the final day of WeTHRIVE!℠ Champions Week! Today we meet Alyse Capaccio of Reading, the 2023 WeTHRIVE! Champion for Leadership and Initiative.
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It’s WeTHRIVE! Champions Week! Today we meet Mimi Anderson of North College Hill, who is the 2023 WeTHRIVE!℠ Champion for Service to the Community.
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Welcome to WeTHRIVE! Champions Week, Day 3! Mark Docter is the 2023 WeTHRIVE!℠ Champion – Health for All award winner.
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It’s Day 2 of Champions Week! Today we’re honoring Gwen Chesser of Golf Manor as the 2023 WeTHRIVE!℠ Champion for Service to the Community.
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On December 7, 2023, Hamilton County Public Health (HCPH) held the annual WeTHRIVE! Recognition Event to celebrate WeTHRIVE! communities and school districts for their commitment to building a culture of health, safety, and vitality throughout the county in 2023. Twenty-two communities and eight school districts received a proclamation from the…
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WeTHRIVE! communities are finding ways to combat the public health crisis of loneliness, isolation, and lack of connection. This past summer, communities used grant funds for park- and recreation-related projects that will bring residents together in a variety of ways.
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