CALHOUN COMMUNITY HEALTH IMPROVEMENT MEETING TODAY - Help Create A Culture Of Health, Wild, Wonderful and Healthy Calhoun County

(11/05/2019)

Residents and organizations of Calhoun County invited to be part of Wild, Wonderful and Healthy Calhoun County, the initiative is working to create a culture of health in Calhoun County that supports the health and well-being of residents, which also lead to improved employment of the workforce and create a community environment supportive of small business and entrepreneurial development. The Introductory meeting for Wild, Wonderful and Healthy Calhoun County will be on November 5 from 12-noon to 3:00 p.m. at Calhoun County Schools Board Room located at 540 Allan C. Mollohan Drive, Mt. Zion, WV. Lunch will be provided. Please RSVP by Friday, November 1 by calling 304-354-7011 ext 318. Questions or any additional information may be answered by contacting Jeannie Bennet at (304)354-7011 ext 318 or by email at   jlbennett@k12.wv.us Calhoun County has consistently had low health rankings in a state that has ranked in the bottom 10 of the most unhealthy states in the nation. Statistics like these can be daunting to consider, but that can be changed. Health means much more than simply not being sick. To improve Calhoun County's health statistics, we must break down silos that separate improving health from the work of education, business, transportation, economic development, etc. Health care organizations and public health must join with schools, faith-based organizations, businesses, economic development groups, and other community partners to make the "healthy choice the easy choice" in communities throughout Calhoun County. A group of Calhoun County organizations and residents have begun the process of working together to improve the health of Calhoun County's residents through an initiative called, free school meal eligibility in jeopardy in W.Va., Department of Education says.

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