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Tioga County Partnership for Community Health

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In looking at our new PA Youth Survey data many concerning conversations cropped up about the level of “Depressive Symptoms” risks being experienced by our local youth. Naturally, we want to know more, but how can we learn more if we can’t get kids to open up to us? Here’s an easy and fun way to get kids talking: Conversation Cups and “Highs-Lows & Interesting”— Give it a read. It’s amazing what you can learn about each other and how their day REALLY went. —It’s just a matter of asking the right question! www.livingwellspendingless.com/2015/06/05/high-low-and-interesting/
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High, Low, and Interesting | Best Conversation Starter for Family Dinners

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Do you ever have a hard time getting your kids to talk or share about their day? We did too until a simple game called High, Low & Interesting changed everything for our family. Discover how this fun ...

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2 days ago

We had a full house today at the Communities That Care workgroup meeting! Thanks to all who attended. The energy and passion in that room was awesome! ... See MoreSee Less

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6 days ago

Observe Recovery Month with an E-card, EVENTS! Senior Citizen Volunteers Needed, Family Night Out starting Sept 17th—update: starting Sept 24th! ... See MoreSee Less

EVENTS! Volunteers needed! Family Night Out Fall 2018, It's Recovery Month

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EVENTS! Block Party-Save the Date! Family Night Out starts soon, It's Recovery Month ... See MoreSee Less

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Today, Youth Leadership 2.0 kicked off at Colton Point State Park with some incredibly insightful students! Conversation flowed and the energy on the hikes and in the pavilion was palpable. Consensus-building, the importance of starting with “WHY?”, and how to work together, communicate, and reflect was the order of the day. The students also had the opportunity to take part in an brainstorming activity that tapped into their creativity while demonstrating the importance of entrepreneurship and its place in our rural economy. Commissioner Roger Bunn lead the students in a discussion over lunch where each was able to speak their mind about their concerns for our county and also highlighted what they appreciate about Tioga County. Discussion surrounded topics on drug prevention, diversity, economic development and job training, environmental awareness/ conservation and stewardship, the need for better communications(cell service), media literacy, and recreational opportunities. It was a learning day for all involved! We are very excited to see these students next month when we host them at the Partnership office! Thank you to all who helped make this day a success!: LaKeshia Knarr of the @PA Wilds Center for Entrepreneurship, Commissioner Roger Bunn, County Planning Specialist Kim Gridley, District Forester Jim Hyland, Tioga County Partnership Board President/ retired County Planner Jim Weaver and Countryside Council Co-Chair Caleb Williams, Heritage Portrait Studio. The trusty Partnership staff (McKenna Christman and Sue Sticklin) made sure all were organized, transported, and fed while they and the Be Your Best You workgroup of the Partnership worked hard to develop the curriculum for this new program. Awesome Day!!! ... See MoreSee Less

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