Lockland WeTHRIVE! team member Alicia Stollenwerk shares how Valley Interfaith serves families in need.
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Category: Schools
WeTHRIVE! schools in action
WeTHRIVE! school districts update policies and offer health and wellness programs for students and staff.
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Mt. Healthy Schools celebrate No Kid Hungry with special food distribution event for families
With a No Kid Hungry grant, Mt. Healthy City Schools added a second school food pantry & held special food distribution events for families in 2021.
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WeTHRIVE! honors communities & schools
Congratulations to the WeTHRIVE! communities & schools honored in 2021.
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North College Hill takes action to save lives
Believing that it takes a community to save a life, North College Hill launched a month-long, community-wide effort to raise awareness about suicide & mental health.
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North College Hill garden is true community effort
WeTHRIVE!, schools, businesses, & organizations worked together to build the North College Hill School and Community Garden.
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Three Rivers focuses on mindfulness, movement & brain breaks
Three Rivers School District wellness team is bringing mindfulness, physical activity, and brain breaks to the classroom to help students and teachers THRIVE! Three Rivers is a WeTHRIVE! school district.
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21st Century grant helps Lockland students THRIVE!
Good things are happening in Lockland Schools! Through a partnership with the YMCA of Greater Cincinnati, the district is transitioning to become a Community Learning Center. They now have a full-time school resource coordinator, Stefanie Craven.
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How we THRIVED in 2018
At the annual WeTHRIVE! Recognition Event in December, we celebrated more than 50 communities, schools, child care providers, and champions for their commitment to improving health, safety, and vitality across Hamilton County in 2018. In preparation for this event, I took a trip down memory lane to think about how…
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Students lead education on tobacco policy
Last spring, Taylor High School students successfully advocated for the Three Rivers School Board to make the district 100% tobacco-free. Now they are educating people about the new policy and teaching middle school students about the dangers of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs.
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