Health + Wellness

Greater Cincinnati nonprofit organization, Cincinnati Black Theatre Company, is addressing gun violence on a community level with its "Shoot With a Camera" project featured in Soapbox's Amplifying Youth Voices series.

Video ‘Shoot With a Camera’ teaches a better way to aim and shoot [VIDEO]

"Shoot with a Camera," a project of the Cincinnati Black Theatre Company, teaches creativity, story telling, and constructive ways to manage emotions. 

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Mt. Airy CUREator: Constance Brinson, Constance Constant Care

An experienced day-care facility owner provides formative lessons for little ones.  

Mt. Airy CUREator: Adam Jones, The Nati Disc Golf

The Mt. Airy course has been ranked among the top five courses in Ohio and the top 50 in the world. Players from Europe and Asia come in and play the Forest’s course. It’s beautiful, it’s easily accessible, and it’s great exercise.

Congressman Greg Landsman noted that the challenges that young people face has escalated to a “community crisis.”
Landsman and Beech Acres address children’s mental health

Congressman seeks funding for mental illness prevention

It’s not OK to stay not OK

Educators collaborate with Beech Acres to bolster students’ mental health.  

The links between music and wellness will be explored at a September event

The conference will present research on benefits of music on diverse populations such as older adults, caregivers, corporate employees, developmentally disabled, at-risk youth, and those experiencing mental health issues and substance addictions.

Cincinnati startup aims to revolutionize health care

RE-Assist digitizes and updates the information available to patients upon hospital discharge, provides real-time assistance to care coordinators, and lets patients filter and search indicators to find what they need.

Rocco Castellano returns to Cincinnati for more than the weather

Radio made Castellano a household name. After 14 years of moving, growing his business and building his brand, he boomerangs to a place where “people care about people.”  

Local beautician brings services and skills to those in need

Listening to clients cued Whitney Peek to identify how she might use her skills to support people as they enter the workforce, school and everyday life.

Steve Scott who was is picking up his third truck load of compost
Fort Thomas and Forest Conservancy partner in composting program

After four years, the leaf compost is now ready to return to the public for garden use.

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