In rural Ohio, a House of Hope and a center for healing rise from a former college campus
Leaders of an Ohio not-for-profit organization saw an opportunity to create a center for community services in Appalachia.
Community health experts are looking at the larger forces that shape health and wellness. The places where we grow up, live, work, and age shape our lives and our opportunities to thrive. Soapbox’s “Health Justice in Action” series is a deep dive into the factors that people and neighborhoods need for long, healthful lives, and spotlight individuals and organizations working toward building healthier, resilient communities. This series is made possible with support from Interact for Health, a foundation serving a 20-county region to advance health justice.
Leaders of an Ohio not-for-profit organization saw an opportunity to create a center for community services in Appalachia.
States will need to take on hundreds of millions in new expenses, which could mean massive cuts or the elimination of the SNAP program.
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Efforts to improve access to healthy food is good for health, builds civic muscle, and strengthens neighborhood connections.
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Groundwork Ohio River Valley's grassroots approach starts with asking residents what they need for healthier, sustainable neighborhoods.
Cradle Cincinnati’s model brings together parents, caregivers, health care professionals, and community members to support mothers and babies.
Expanded transportation services improve lives for individuals and communities.
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Neighborhood groups are working to shift power back to people who have historically been forgotten, marginalized, and ignored over the years.
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