Community Helper Training

After a brief winter hibernation, Skippy is well rested and back in action for the Spring semester. With all the planning and coordination that Skippy requires it doesn’t even feel […]

The room was completely quiet—a surprise given the variety of people in attendance. Teachers, advocates, counselors, and elected officials are often not left speechless. At least one person was visibly

We surveyed the block before we turned. To the left, I see upturned sidewalks, cars on blocks, broken swing sets and dilapidated kids toys. To the right, I see mostly

February is American Heart Month and in honor of this occasion Thrive Community Health Network would like to highlight its effort to combat heart disease in our rural, underserved region.

I was not sure what to expect when Open Enrollment began. As the newest Health Coverage Guide (HCG) with Thrive Community Health Network (TCHNetwork), all I could think of were

All of us witness and experience aging. When we are younger, our lives are filled with work, play, children and more. Aging does not seem to impact us personally unless

This past month, Thrive Community Health Network competed in Telluride Gives, an online giving campaign designed to unite the Telluride community to give back to local nonprofits who improve the

January is Cervical Health Awareness Month, and Thrive Community Health Network wants you to know that there’s a lot you can do to prevent cervical cancer. HPV (human papillomavirus) is a

Recently, I had the pleasure of attending a “Learning Session” attached to one of our many grants. Grant funds pay for all of the programs that we administer or undertake

    At the Thrive Community Health Network, we invest the bulk of our energy in community engagement and, in this regard, statistics can only tell part of the story. In this monthly