The Sheboygan County Activity and Nutrition Coalition has been working together this summer with the SCIO Farmers Market and the Sheboygan County Food Bank collecting fresh produce for the Produce for Pantries program.  A total of 1,585lbs of fresh, local produce has been donated so far this summer by the SCIO Farmer's market and distributed through the Sheboygan County Food Bank.

Healthy Sheboygan County is hard at work finalizing the Sheboygan County Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP)! The full plan will be released later this fall - stay tuned.

CTIPP Community Action Network (CAN):
September-December 2024 Advocacy Series

Participants will engage in consistent networking, resource-sharing, and educational opportunities to advance trauma-informed policies and practices nationwide. This series emphasizes collaboration through dedicated breakout groups and comprehensive learning experiences.  

The first Wednesday of the month will offer office hours with CTIPP Executive Director Jesse Kohler (optional), and the third Wednesday will feature a presentation, reflection, breakout groups, and discussion (we highly encourage joining all four months).

Mental Health America Lakeshore
Suicide Awareness and Prevention Training

Question, Persuade Refer (QPR) utilizes evidence-based, innovative, and practical suicide prevention tools to reduce suicidal behaviors and save lives. This quality education empowers all people, regardless of their background, to make a positive difference in our community.

Virtual: Wednesday September 18th from 12:00-1:00pm
In-person: Wednesday September 25th from 6:00-7:30pm
                 410 S. Milwaukee St, Plymouth, WI 53073

Maternal Health Innovation Bridge Projects
Due September 24, 2024

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS), Division of Public Health (DPH) announces the availability of funds to establish and execute Maternal Health Innovation Bridge Projects. Projects will need to focus on activities that improve maternal health service delivery through addressing critical gaps in direct clinical care, workforce, partnership and/or community engagement. Eligible projects must identify services for Wisconsin Native American/American Indian populations or be in the Southern region, Northern and/or Western region serving the Medicaid population, or those who are ineligible for health insurance.

Mobile Narcotic Treatment Program/Opioid Treatment Program
Due September 27, 2024

The Division of Care and Treatment Services is seeking applications for mobile narcotic treatment programs/opioid treatment programs to expand access to medications for opioid use disorder in areas of the state where this treatment option is not readily available.

Substance Use Disorder Treatment Platform
Due October 2, 2024

The Division of Care and Treatment Services is seeking applications to award a contract for a substance use disorder treatment platform that would serve as an online public resource for identifying substance use disorder treatment providers in the state.

Urban Youth Primary Substance Use Prevention
Due October 4, 2024

The Division of Care and Treatment Services is seeking applications from Tribal nations and counties interested in providing primary substance use prevention services for youth in grades K-12 in urbanized areas. 

Community Partnerships for Diversion from Youth Justice
Due October 11, 2024

The Division of Care and Treatment Services is seeking proposals for community partnerships to divert youth with substance use and co-occurring disorders from entering the justice system.

Parent Peer Supports in Youth and Family Crisis Continuum
Due October 24, 2024

The Division of Care and Treatment Services is seeking applications to embed certified parent peer specialists into the crisis continuum to assist parents/guardians who have youth (ages 17 and younger) who are experiencing a mental health and/or substance use crisis.

2024 Intoxicated Driver Program Supplemental/Emergency Funding
Due October 25, 2024

The Division of Care and Treatment Services is accepting applications from approved Tribal nation treatment agencies and counties for supplemental or emergency funding for Intoxicated Driver Program services provided in 2024. 

Youth and Family Support and Education
Due October 30, 2024

The Division of Care and Treatment Services is seeking applications to provide family support and education throughout Wisconsin that will foster youth, family, and community involvement as Wisconsin's Children's System of Care works toward achieving its vision of children and families are valued, understood, and supported in their communities through advocacy for improvements to the children's system of care, education on the purpose and benefits of parent peer specialists, and implementation of a statewide parent peer support system.  

There is Hope Walk: September 14th from 9:30am to 12pm at Deland Park in Sheboygan

Walk to End Alzheimer’s: September 21st at 10am at Evergreen Park in Sheboygan

The Dose of Hope Campaign is a stigma reduction and Recovery awareness fundraiser and is the signature fundraiser for Lighthouse Recovery Community Center.

Saturday, September 21st, 2024 from 4:00 – 8:00 PM at Nourish Farms in Sheboygan Falls

If you prefer not to purchase online, contact Stacey at (920) 629-0414 or stacey@executiveconcierge.org to purchase your ticket.

If you would like to submit an event to be shared in a future Healthy Sheboygan County quarterly newsletter, please complete our Event Request Form!

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