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Interested in having your organization and programs listed on our resource hub LiveWellLocal.org?
Any individuals and organizations in the community that care about well-being are invited to become PIHC Partners. Partners receive access to The Partner Portal, an online hub designed to make it easier to connect with PIHC and the well-being community in Snohomish County. Both individuals and organizations are invited to join.
We’ve now made our Partner Portal passwordless!
You no longer need a password to join or login into the portal.
Community Partner Corner
Partnerships are at the heart of PIHC’s work. By focusing on partnerships, we work to get access, resources, power and the locus of control as close to the community as possible by connecting the community to resources like PIHC LiveWellLocal.org, where your contributions matter. Thank you for keeping our resources updated and keeping our communities connected!
Here are our recently joined partner portal members who have added their programs to www.livewelllocal.org.
Alpine Recovery Services
Artemis Connection
Bothell United Methodist Church
Camano Center
CareerWork$ Medical/Career Path Services
Charlie Health
Children’s Country Home
Citrine Health
Community Resource Center of Stanwood Camano
Discovery Place Preschool
Ed Wiley Autism Acceptance Library
Everett Recovery Cafe
Granite Falls Community Coalition
Foundation for Sustainable Community DBA Farmer Frog
Ideal Option
Interfaith Family Shelter
Heart Art Healing
Hero House Everett
Holman Recovery Center
Hoff Foundation
Homage Senior Services
Kaiser Permanente
Mystis Adult Family Services
NAMI Snohomish & Island Counties (Sno-Isle)
North Intertribal Vocational Rehabilitation Program (NIVRP)
North Sound Ostomy
NW Hearts United Equine Foundation
Puget Sound Kidney Centers
Right at Home
Salt of the Earth Food Blessing
Salvation Army
Sound Dietitians
Sound Pathways
Snohomish County Government
St. Vincent de Paul
UnitedHealthcare Community Plan
Volunteers of America of Western Washington
Workforce Snohomish
Local Community Well-being &
Needs Highlights
From 2024 Snohomish County PIHC Health and Well-being Monitor.
See the full Blog Post.
This year Snohomish County’s overall wellbeing score trended up for the first time since 2021, and motivation to change also increased slightly. Top impacts on overall well-being included physical health, emotional well-being, a sense of purpose and meaning, and financial security proved to be more of a factor on well-being levels than in year’s past. In addition, feelings of community influence and of community belonging trended down. 39% reported worries abound basic need and the top social needs remained that same; education or training to get the job/income needed; access to healthcare and struggles to pay bills like power and water.
For more information see the full 2024 summary report.
Look for a variety of local resources to support whole health at www.livewelllocal.org
- Living Well Self-Management
- Mental Counseling and Trauma Support and Mindfulness and Meditation
- Find Job and Financial Literacy resources
October
Utility Assistance
November
Opioid Crisis Event
Veterans Day: Monday, Nov. 11th
Each year on November 11th, the United States honors our military veterans holding space for reflection and show gratitude for the sacrifices made by those of our armed forces. Here are some military family support resources,veterans assistance programs, and military family connections. health and well-being of our community. EOA priorities align with current community needs.
Diabetes Awareness
November is Diabetes Awareness month and for this month we’re focusing on the mental health side of diabetes because folks with diabetes are 2-3x more likely to have depression than those without. Diabetes isn’t just physical, the mind-body connection between diabetes and mental health is important as thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and attitudes affect the body and whole person health. Check out our diabetes and prediabetes resources supporting your mental health. Interested in taking a cooking class? Both in person and virtual options are available. Diabetes one pot meals class – in person or Diabetes one pot meals class – online
Holiday Food Safety
Planning a large meal, attending a potluck, or cooking for a group? Here are some helpful tips to keep food safe and prevent food poisoning this holiday season.
For additional food safety resources check out these programs from www.livewelllocal.org:
Food Safety | Everett WA | LiveWellLocal (pihchub.org)
Food Safety | Mt Vernon WA | LiveWellLocal (pihchub.org)
Healthy Families | Everett WA | LiveWellLocal (pihchub.org)
Looking for healthy eating or cooking resources
during the holiday season?
Cold Weather Shelters
Cold Weather Shelters typically open when overnight temperatures are expected to be 34 degrees F or lower. The cold weather season begins in November and lasts through March of the following year. Find cold weather shelters here.
December
Holiday Assistance
The Holidays can be a financially difficult time for many families, here are several resources available to support during this time of the year.
Holiday Toy Shop | Edmonds WA | LiveWellLocal (pihchub.org)
Holiday Financial Assistance | Everett WA | LiveWellLocal (pihchub.org)
Holiday Baskets | Oak Harbor WA | LiveWellLocal (pihchub.org)
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