As part of our 10th anniversary celebration, we spoke with Kiana Trabue, who was on the WeTHRIVE! staff in 2010-2012. Kiana is executive director of Gen-H for The Health Collaborative. She was appointed to Woodlawn’s village council in 2018 and now serves on the Woodlawn’s WeTHRIVE! team. #WeTHRIVE10
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In the beginning, Tonya Key was very skeptical about WeTHRIVE! But she ended up championing the initiative in her community of Lincoln Heights AND went on to join the staff of Hamilton County Public Health (HCPH) to bring WeTHRIVE! to other communities throughout the county.
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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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The Centers for Disease Control hereby awards a grant to the Hamilton County General Health District in support of the Building a Healthy Nation – Strategic Alliance for Health project. When these words were written ten years ago, none of us knew how much they would impact the lives…
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Friday mornings are special at Greater Expectations Learning Center in Finneytown. That’s when Cassie Freed comes to do yoga with children ages three and up.
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We’re excited to introduce you to more WeTHRIVE! Community Champions. Nominated by their peers, Community Champions strive to make their community more healthy, safe, and vibrant.
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At our annual Recognition Event last month, we honored 25 WeTHRIVE! Community Champions from all over Hamilton County. Nominated by their peers, Community Champions strive to make their community more healthy, safe, and vibrant.
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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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WeTHRIVE! teams in Whitewater Township and Forest Park partnered with Ohio State University (OSU) Extension to bring free healthy cooking classes to families with children in their communities. The nine-week “Eating Smart, Being Active” series is part of the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP).
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Thirty-five Montgomery area residents received “WeTHRIVE! Food Bundles” from Operation Give Back (OGB) in August and October. The bundles included fresh produce, healthy snacks, and healthy recipes.
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