All are welcome to take a seat at this table
The second annual Longest Table event, organized by the United Way of Bay County, aims to bring a diverse group of people together to share a meal and conversation
Health
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Spend 24 Hours in Midland with Jeff Rekeweg
Jeff Rekeweg is a figure that can't be overlooked, involved in Midland's sports scene and now the world of food and drink.
Balance classes for seniors are popular
Keep moving, Senior Services activity director advises.
Partner
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Narrowing the gender gap in municipal leadership
The Michigan Municipal League is working to narrow the gender gap in the leadership posts in municipal government. Its Women's Municipal Leadership Program has helped women across the state rise to higher leadership positions in local government. The program has become a national model.
Michigan’s nonprofit food clubs offer healthy foods at low costs to combat food insecurity
Food clubs are small nonprofit grocery stores that make healthy food available to low-income families at a truly affordable price.
Michigan’s regional health equity councils pursue long-term efforts to eliminate health disparities
Last year the state formed 11 regional councils to spend about a year addressing health disparities in underserved communities – and they're already set to continue their work beyond that period.
211 makes life saving connections through United Way & partner agencies
Leveraging Income For Tomorrow, how United Way of Midland County is supporting 211 of Northeast Michigan as they help a vulnerable population survive.
Catalyst Community: Try Something New
In the latest in a series of columns from different perspectives in our community, Catalyst Midland focuses on how you can benefit from trying something new.
PODCAST: Building more dementia-friendly communities
Many people living with dementia don't feel valued or respected in their communities. But some activists in Michigan are working to change that by creating dementia-friendly communities, where the general public better understands dementia and people living with dementia have more opportunities to engage in public life.
Addressing mental health conditions may reduce risks for dementia for older adults
Mental health issues are a predictor of dementia. St. Clair County Community Mental Health (CMH) helps people of all ages with their mental health concerns.
Spend 24 Hours in Midland with Jeff Rekeweg
Jeff Rekeweg is a figure that can't be overlooked, involved in Midland's sports scene and now the world of food and drink.
Balance classes for seniors are popular
Keep moving, Senior Services activity director advises.
Partner Partner Content Narrowing the gender gap in municipal leadership
The Michigan Municipal League is working to narrow the gender gap in the leadership posts in municipal government. Its Women's Municipal Leadership Program has helped women across the state rise to higher leadership positions in local government. The program has become a national model.
Michigan’s nonprofit food clubs offer healthy foods at low costs to combat food insecurity
Food clubs are small nonprofit grocery stores that make healthy food available to low-income families at a truly affordable price.
Michigan’s regional health equity councils pursue long-term efforts to eliminate health disparities
Last year the state formed 11 regional councils to spend about a year addressing health disparities in underserved communities – and they're already set to continue their work beyond that period.
211 makes life saving connections through United Way & partner agencies
Leveraging Income For Tomorrow, how United Way of Midland County is supporting 211 of Northeast Michigan as they help a vulnerable population survive.
Catalyst Community: Try Something New
In the latest in a series of columns from different perspectives in our community, Catalyst Midland focuses on how you can benefit from trying something new.
PODCAST: Building more dementia-friendly communities
Many people living with dementia don't feel valued or respected in their communities. But some activists in Michigan are working to change that by creating dementia-friendly communities, where the general public better understands dementia and people living with dementia have more opportunities to engage in public life.
Addressing mental health conditions may reduce risks for dementia for older adults
Mental health issues are a predictor of dementia. St. Clair County Community Mental Health (CMH) helps people of all ages with their mental health concerns.
