In the final post in our series, we share how MindPeace collaborates with WeTHRIVE! school districts. If you missed them, be sure to read Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3!
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WeTHRIVE! schools & partners connect for good of students (Part 3)
In Part 3 of our story, we share how HEAT is collaborating with WeTHRIVE! schools. If you missed them, be sure to read Part 1 and Part 2!
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WeTHRIVE! schools & partners connect for good of students (Part 2)
In Part 2 of our series on schools & partners, we see how Mission2Move helps students be ready to learn.
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WeTHRIVE! schools & partners connect for good of students (Part 1)
WeTHRIVE! serves as a liaison between partners and school districts in Hamilton County, Ohio.
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1N5 honored with WeTHRIVE!’s first Partner Award
1N5 has been an active WeTHRIVE! partner since 2019.
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M2M brings movement & mindfulness to kids
Mission2Move (M2M) is a chronic stress prevention program that uses movement and mindfulness to improve academic performance and the social-emotional well-being of children.
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Library is 2nd responder to community needs
The Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library provides resources and services that help fulfill WeTHRIVE!’s mission of creating a culture of health, safety, and vitality throughout Hamilton County.
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YMCA supports body, mind & spirit in pandemic
“Our mission statement is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all,” said Jorge Perez, president and CEO of YMCA of Greater Cincinnati, a WeTHRIVE! partner. “And it doesn’t say, except when there is a pandemic.”
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Partners care for mental health during COVID-19
1N5 and MindPeace are WeTHRIVE!℠ partners whose work focuses on mental health.
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Special Olympics keeps athletes active
Special Olympics Hamilton County (SOHC), a WeTHRIVE!℠ partner, offers 25 year-round athletic and recreational programs, serving 1800 athletes with intellectual disabilities. The COVID-19 pandemic brought activities to a halt in mid-March.
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