by Staff Admin | Apr 9, 2017 | Active Living & Healthy Eating, News
Be Well Buffalo County has been working with a consultant group, Epiphany Services, to create a logic model on which they can build their work. As the strategic team focused on healthy lifestyles in our county, the process has helped Be Well to prioritize issues and...
by Staff Admin | Mar 4, 2017 | Active Living & Healthy Eating
Activate Buffalo County has rolled out a new membership for the year. It can serve as a guide to starting or sustaining a worksite wellness plan. As a member your company and your employees will have access to a variety of great wellness perks throughout the...
by Staff Admin | Dec 8, 2016 | Active Living & Healthy Eating, Eliminate Health Disparities, News
The Diabetes Information and Referral Fair took place November 3 at the YMCA. The doors were open to the public to come and gain valuable local resources on ways to control and maintain their pre-diabetes or diabetes. The fair would not have been possible without...
by Staff Admin | Dec 5, 2016 | Active Living & Healthy Eating, Healthy Homes & Sustainable Communities, News
Be Well Buffalo County’s strategic planning process is officially underway. Over the last year, Be Well has developed a relationship with consultant group, Epiphany Community Services. At their meeting on November 28, 2016, Be Well walked through the first step of...
by Staff Admin | Sep 1, 2016 | Active Living & Healthy Eating, News
Twenty-one community members attended a town hall meeting set by The Pleasanton Village Board on August 22 to discuss walkability in the community. Following the meeting the Village Board will consider input gathered and set walkability priorities to shape the future...
by Staff Admin | May 3, 2016 | Active Living & Healthy Eating, News
In 1996 Community Partners began to address 15 health priority areas and started identifying leaders in the community to work on task forces in these specific health priority areas. One task force that resulted from this was the Kearney well workplace group. The...
