Access to healthcare is important, but being truly healthy requires so much more! At Thrive Community Health Network, we know that having stable housing is a key component to living […]
When was the last time you received a wellness screening? Thrive Community Health Network offers free wellness screenings for residents and employees in San Miguel, Ouray, Montrose, and Delta counties.
Earlier this year, the Colorado Nonprofit Association awarded TCHNetwork with the 2019 Inclusiveness and Racial Equity Award at the Colorado Nonprofit Week Awards Luncheon. This prize is sponsored by the
In a region with a severe shortage of behavioral health specialists — only one mental health provider for every 6,000 individuals — and a staggering one psychiatrist for every 20,000
Cooking Matters is a 6-week evidence-based course that teaches participants how to eat and cook healthy meals while on a budget. Participants cook and eat in class together, take groceries
TCHNetwork has five important events coming up for Suicide Prevention Month. We will collaborate and engage our community members to spread awareness and hope, end the stigma, educate each other on
What does immigration have to do with health? What does health have to do with immigration? The more you know about how these two systems relate, the more you realize
“I was thirteen when I first noticed the nagging urge to wash my hands after I touched doorknobs or my locker. What started as a small problem spiraled out of
May has been nationally recognized as Mental Health Month for the past 70 years. A person’s overall emotional and mental functioning can yield great impact on the physical health of
Marlen Olivas Romero, Navegadora Cultural – Cultural Navigator ¿Que he aprendido de trabajar informando a la comunidad inmigrante? Que a veces en es un reto tratar de llevar información a mucha