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National Preparedness Month - Be Ready for Emergencies

POSTTracey CarlsonSeptember 21, 2024climate anxiety, national preparedness month, emergency preparedness, StrengthenME, HPM, BN

Understanding Climate Anxiety: What It Is and How to Cope

POSTTracey CarlsonAugust 8, 2024HPM, BN, climate justice, climate resilience, climate anxiety, StrengthenME

Explore Simple Ways to Find Inner Peace in a Chaotic World

PRESS RELEASETracey CarlsonJuly 31, 2024HPM, HA, SB, SPR, BN, mindfulness, monthly mindfulness, stress management, stress reduction, free classes, wellness, well-being, anxiety

Ways to Give: Legacy Giving

POSTTracey CarlsonJuly 8, 2024give, donate, give back, legacy, legacy giving, bequest, support Healthy Acadia, support health, SB, HA, HFFA, SPR, BN, AHE, HPM

Northern Bay Organics Introduces "Pay What You Can" Model to Enhance Community Food Access

POSTTracey CarlsonJune 24, 2024HFFA, SB, BN, HPM, HA, gleaning, Downeast Gleaning Initiative, pay what you can farmstand, food costs, food access, food for all, Northern Bay Organics, Penobscot farmstand

Building Hope: a film to build hope for those caught in the daily crisis of homelessness

POSTTracey CarlsonJune 20, 2024homelessness, basic needs, Building Hope, HPM, BN

A place for women in recovery, and their kids

MEDIA COVERAGETracey CarlsonJune 18, 2024move, volunteer opportunities, HA, HPM, BN, SPR, SB, HFFA

Washington County Baby Gear Swap & Family Fun Friday

POSTTracey CarlsonJune 9, 2024SB, HPM, BN, baby gear, baby item swap, family friendly activities

Machias Savings Bank Supports Community Health with $10,000 Donation to Healthy Acadia

PRESS RELEASETracey CarlsonMay 21, 2024SB, HA, SPR, HPM, BN, HFFA, AHE, MAchias Savings Bank, donation, Washington County, Melissa Moffett Denbow, community health programming

New Community Garden Seeks Volunteers

Join the Healthy Acadia team and active community members in nurturing the development of the new Community Garden in Machias. The Downeast Restorative Harvest (DERH) is an innovative Community Garden program engaging members of the recovery community, agriculture educators, and other community members in growing food for the Washington County Jail's kitchen and for donation to food assistance programs within our community.

Building vibrant communities

WE EMPOWER PEOPLE AND ORGANIZATIONS TO BUILD

HEALTHY COMMUNITIES.