Pike County Health Coalition

01/21/2022

The Ohio Hospital Associations current demographic data on COVID-19 hospitalizations.

This Covid-19 data will help address the future economic and social conditions that influence individual and group differences while improving opportunities for upstream health equity initiatives.

01/20/2022

January is National Radon Action Month, learn about the health risk from this second leading cause of lung cancer.

12/15/2021

If you’re interested in selling directly to restaurants, wholesalers, grocers, and customers, this training is available. All entrepreneurs are welcome.

12/14/2021

The Pike County Health Coalition would like to thank Waverly City School District for completing the OHYES! survey assessment yesterday for the 11th, 9th, and 7th grade students. We look forward to the partnership we continue to develop for the youth. They were the first school in Pike County to provide this survey assessment to student. Thank you to all of those individuals at Waverly City Schools who were involved and proactive about the needs of health behaviors in youth development.

12/03/2021

The Pike County Health Coalition is working with local school districts to administer the OHYES! survey assessment. This survey is a state initiative led by OhioMHAS, ODE and ODH. Ohio Healthy Youth Environments Survey (OHYES!) is a youth survey assessment designed to measure the health risk behaviors and environmental factors that impact youth health and safety.

Listed are 3 ways this benefits your kids:
1. Community organizations will be able to write proposals for grants to fund youth prevention programs across Pike County.
2. Allows schools and coalition organizations to provide resources for at risk youth behaviors based on data findings.
3. Gives your child a voice regarding what is happening in their community and to identify current issues impacting their daily lives at school.

12/02/2021

11/04/2021

09/29/2021

Are you interested in improving your physical activity and healthy eating habits? This is a study open to Pike County residents ages 20-64. For more questions or concerns, please contact Tammy Jones at the OSU Extension Pike County office at 740-289-4837.

09/29/2021

Reminder! Come out tomorrow evening at Canal Park!

Resources, Fellowship, Networking and Overall Great People!!!

07/21/2021