Lockland is a long-time WeTHRIVE! community, so we know about all the positive things going on there. But April’s Rock the Block event showed just how much this village THRIVES!
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Category: Stories
Mimi Anderson is North College Hill’s new WeTHRIVE! neighborhood navigator
Mimi Anderson is the new WeTHRIVE! neighborhood navigator for North College Hill (NCH), but she isn’t new to WeTHRIVE! While working as Mt. Healthy’s city clerk, she led that community’s WeTHRIVE! team and completed training as a WeTHRIVE! ambassador.
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Parents-to-be learn about safe sleep for babies
With their first child due in a few weeks, Abi and Lily are trying to learn as much as they can about caring for a baby. That’s why they recently attended a safe sleep education session at Forest Park Women’s Center.
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Little Free Pantry helps feed the working poor in Reading
Allen Hill knows what it’s like to be hungry. This motivated him to set up the Reading Little Free Pantry.
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Addyston, North Bend go tobacco-free after hearing from Three Rivers students
Taylor High School students stood up and spoke out against tobacco. As a result, village property in the WeTHRIVE! communities of Addyston and North Bend is now tobacco-free, including e-cigarettes and other vaping devices.
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Take Back Day nets 180 pounds of drugs for WeTHRIVE! communities
On April 28, five WeTHRIVE! communities collected nearly 180 pounds of prescription and over-the-counter medication as part of National Drug Take Back Day.
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Sharon Lutz is Whitewater Township’s WeTHRIVE! neighborhood navigator
Sharon Lutz is Whitewater Township’s new WeTHRIVE! neighborhood navigator. She’ll be making connections and building relationships in an effort to create a healthy and safe community for all.
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Amberley recycles 25+ tons at One Stop Drop
Amberley Village’s Environmental Stewardship Committee collected more than 25 tons of recyclable or reusable items at the 6th annual One Stop Drop.
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#BlackMomsMatter
The unfortunate truth is that implicit and unconscious biases are embedded in our medical system. These biases can affect the quality of care received by people of color.
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Colerain helps older residents with Fall Prevention Program
When Colerain Township invited senior citizens to a Fall Prevention 101 class, most of those who attended reported falling in the past. This wasn’t surprising. Colerain’s rate of falls per 100,000 residents is higher than the county average.
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