PRE DIABETES AND PEER SUPPORT
Do you not know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own; you were bought at a price. Therefore honor God with your bodies.
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1 Corinthians 6:19-20
3D FAITH DIABETES PREVENTION STUDY
Out of 88 counties in Ohio, Toledo ranks #11 in type 2 diabetes prevalence. Our project team is working with community members and organizations to design a customized version of the national Type 2 Diabetes Prevention Program for local faith communities. We will begin the program in 2026 and would like to partner with faith communities interested in hosting the program for their members. Please CLICK HERE to contact us.
DIABETES PREVENTION PROGRAM X TOPS STUDY
TOPS is an affordable, community-led weight loss and weight maintenance program. TOPS has shown tremendous success in helping people achieve healthy weight. This project aims to introduce TOPS after completion of the Culture of Health or Diabetes Prevention Program. Contact us of you are interested in this program.
CULTURE OF HEALTH TOLEDO
Many communities have a variety of assets and opportunities to promote health and wellbeing. However, churches that are interested in the health and wellbeing of their clergy and members may not have time to coordinate and plan a health promotion program. We want to create a city-wide culture of health by supporting faith communities to start a customized health program using existing community assets.
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Gardening class
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BP check/screenings
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Caregiver resources
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Healthy meal series
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Mental health first aid training
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Conflict resolution training
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Monthly health observance
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Youth & community Violence prevention
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Financial management
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Walking trail/club
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CPR
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Art Class
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Exercise Class trial
We will help coordinate your program. Please CLICK HERE to contact us.
NONPROFIT HOSPITALS AND SOCIAL CARE
NONPROFIT HOSPITALS' SOCIAL CARE INITIATIVES IN HIGHEST NEED AND RURAL COMMUNITIES STUDY
A qualitative study to explore how nonprofit hospitals in high need and often low resource or rural communities address social needs and social drivers of health.
