The LiveWell49 Coalition meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month to develop and sustain their collective work. All are wlecome!

We’re working to foster connection and belonging in Park County as a means of supporting health and well-being. This month we’ll begin planning for goals related to COMMUNITY BUILDING, one of five areas of focus. Come ready to dive into goal setting.

Attendees are encouraged to attend in person, but a virtual option is also available.

Join the meeting virtually here.

All are welcome for these monthly meetings to share and connect.

CRC meets virtually to share current happenings and learn more together about community topics of interest. LW49 is the current host.

Questions? Contact Hannah at hannah.wologo@livhc.org or Laurie.Bishop@livhc.org

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Calling all community and family caregivers and providers working on the front lines in mental health, health and human services!

This FREE workshop is designed and led by local therapists Hettie Jans Wortelboer and Regina Morales to offer a heart-center space for the healers of our community.

This workshop will lean into the idea that self-care for caregivers is the foundation of trauma-informed care for those we care for. Come learn skills to calm your nervous system that you can use for yourself and those you support in your daily work and families.

Morning refreshments will be served. Dress comfortably.

3 CEUs available for full-morning attendance!

Space is limited, so please register here.

In partnership with the Montana Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), we invite those who have lost a loved one to suicide to join us for a special gathering.

This event is a chance to find connection, understanding, and hope through shared experiences.

Attendees will have an opportunity to honor thei ones they’ve lost in various ways.

Please bring: a picture of your loved one

Please dress for time both indoors and outdoors.

Please register here.

The LiveWell49 Coalition meets the 3rd Wednesday of each month to develop and sustain their collective work.

We’re on our way to collective action to foster connection and belonging in Park County. This month we’ll continue progress on our first priority goal: CONNECTING SPACES.

We held a work session on November 6th. Attendees made progress working in this template. If you have not already, please access the template (you’ll need to make a Miro account if it’s your first time) and spend some time with it. Attendees are invited to make additions to the template as they see fit in advance of this meeting.

Attendees are encouraged to attend in person, but a virtual option is also available. In-person attendees are welcome to bring a laptop to engage with the Miro template.

Join the meeting virtually here.

This special gathering marks the launch of the Park County Suicide Prevention Coalition, hosted by LiveWell49.

This event is an opportunity for those involved in suicide prevention and interested community members to connect, share feedback, and become a part of our ongoing efforts.

Enjoy light refreshments and eats while we discuss how we can work together to strengthen our community's suicide prevention efforts.

RSVP appreciated, but not required. Please register here.

We’re pleased to be invited to St. John’s to offer this suicide prevention training.

We can all play a role in preventing suicide. The QPR training covers three steps anyone can learn to recognize possible signs of suicide crisis and connect someone with help.

All are welcome!

All are welcome for these monthly meetings to share and connect.

CRC meets virtually to share current happenings and learn more together about community topics of interest. LW49 is the current host.

Questions? Contact Hannah at hannah.wologo@livhc.org or Laurie.Bishop@livhc.org

Join meeting here.

Join us for this special work session to continue our focused development of goals related to creating CONNECTED SPACES to foster connection and belonging.

We’ll be working in this template in Miro. It’s best to create your own Miro account ahead of time - it’s easy and free!

Please bring a laptop if you are able and join us in-person. Remote link available here for anyone to join virtually as well.

The LiveWell49 Coalition meets the 3rd Wednesday of each month to develop and sustain their collective work.

We’re on our way to collective action to foster connection and belonging in Park County. This month we’ll workshop our first priority goal: CONNECTING SPACES.

Attendees are encouraged to attend in person, but a virtual option is also available. In-person attendees are welcome to bring a laptop to engage with new on-line tools.

Join the meeting virtually here.

All are welcome for these monthly meetings to share and connect.

CRC meets virtually to share current happenings and learn more together about community topics of interest. LW49 is the current host.

Questions? Contact Hannah at hannah.wologo@livhc.org or Laurie.Bishop@livhc.org

Join meeting here.

Join us for a special conversation with Satia Marotta, Director of Knowledge and Learning at Over Zero.

After having discussed the recent report on The Belonging Barometer throughout the month of August, we’ll now get to learn from Satia about how communities, states and organizations are building off the report and using the questions to guide their own learning.

Given that our time with Satia will be short, we’ve developed a set of questions we’ll be asking. Please find the questions here and feel free to comment in the document to add questions to the list.

This call will be recorded and shared for those who cannot make it.

Join the virtual call by clicking here.

The LiveWell49 Coalition meets the 3rd Wednesday of each month to develop and sustain their collective work.

We’re on our way to collective action to foster connection and belonging in Park County. This month we’ll welcome the Park City-County Health Department to sharing findings from their recent survey of loneliness amongst county residents.

Attendees are encouraged to attend in person, but a virtual option is also available.

Join the meeting virtually here.

We’re pleased to partner with Big Bear Stampede to bring this training to Gardiner.

We can all play a role in preventing suicide. The QPR training covers three steps anyone can learn to recognize possible signs of suicide crisis and connect someone with help.

This FREE event will include a discussion about suicide prevention efforts in Park County.

All are welcome!

Registration appreciated, but not required. REGISTER HERE

All are welcome for these monthly meetings to share and connect.

CRC meets virtually to share current happenings and learn more together about community topics of interest. LW49 is the current host.

Questions? Contact Hannah at hannah.wologo@livhc.org or Laurie.Bishop@livhc.org

Join meeting here.

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The 16th annual Night Owl Run is a fun run (or walk), on a 4.06-mile course in Livingston, Montana. 
The first 50 participants receive extra awesome Swag!

Event T-shirt for 2024 will be as exciting as always - T-shirt sizes are GUARANTEED if registered before August 19.

Stick around post-race for the free participant BBQ, beverages, and band at Miles Park Band Shell!

Packet Pickup at the Livingston Civic Center, 229 River Drive 
Thursday, September 5th - 4:00 - 7:00 pm
Friday, September 6th - 3:00 - 6:15 pm

Race begins at 6:30 pm behind Livingston HealthCare, 320 Alpenglow Lane 

More info here: https://runsignup.com/Race/MT/Livingston/LivingstonNightOwlRun

We’re doing something different from our regular monthly meeting! Join us for a summer reading club to discuss the recently updated national report, The Belonging Barometer.

The June 2024 report calls attention to belonging as a critical dimension of life and introduces a new measure, the Belonging Barometer. It includes initial findings based on a nationally representative survey regarding the relationship between belonging and health, democracy, and intergroup dynamics. The findings cover five life settings: family, friends, workplace, local community, and the nation, and includes suggestions and resources for addressing belonging in each setting.

Participants are asked to read the report in advance of the gathering. Plan on 45+ minutes.

We will hold the reading club three times. Pick the time and location that works best for you!

In Livingston: August 8 @ 8:00am, August 27 @ 4:00pm

In Gardiner: August 19 @ 11:30am - Gardiner Chamber of Commerce

We’re doing something different from our regular monthly meeting! Join us for a summer reading club to discuss the recently updated national report, The Belonging Barometer.

The June 2024 report calls attention to belonging as a critical dimension of life and introduces a new measure, the Belonging Barometer. It includes initial findings based on a nationally representative survey regarding the relationship between belonging and health, democracy, and intergroup dynamics. The findings cover five life settings: family, friends, workplace, local community, and the nation, and includes suggestions and resources for addressing belonging in each setting.

Participants are asked to read the report in advance of the gathering. Plan on 45+ minutes.

We will hold the reading club three times. Pick the time and location that works best for you!

In Livingston: August 8 @ 8:00am, August 27 @ 4:00pm

We’re doing something different from our regular monthly meeting! Join us for a summer reading club to discuss the recently updated national report, The Belonging Barometer.

The June 2024 report calls attention to belonging as a critical dimension of life and introduces a new measure, the Belonging Barometer. It includes initial findings based on a nationally representative survey regarding the relationship between belonging and health, democracy, and intergroup dynamics. The findings cover five life settings: family, friends, workplace, local community, and the nation, and includes suggestions and resources for addressing belonging in each setting.

Participants are asked to read the report in advance of the gathering. Plan on 45+ minutes.

We will hold the reading club three times. Pick the time and location that works best for you!

In Livingston: August 8 @ 8:00am, August 27 @ 4:00pm

In Gardiner: TBD

The LiveWell49 Coalition meets the 3rd Wednesday of each month to develop and sustain their collective work.

July’s meeting will be a follow-up to the special planning session held June 19th to determine goals for the coalition to foster connection & belonging in Park County. You need not have attended the June 19th to join the conversation.

Attendees are encouraged to attend in person, but a virtual option is also available.

Join the meeting virtually here.

All are welcome for these monthly meetings to share and connect.

CRC meets virtually to share current happenings and learn more together about community topics of interest. LW49 is the current host.

Questions? Contact Hannah at hannah.wologo@livhc.org or Laurie.Bishop@livhc.org

Join meeting here.

LiveWell49 is launching Park County's first suicide prevention coalition, and we need your voices at the table.

By sharing your experiences and insights, you can help shape programs and strategies that will make a real difference in the lives of our neighbors, friends, and families.

Whether you are a survivor of a suicide attempt or have lost someone to suicide, we welcome you to be a part of this process.

This gathering will be a safe space for us to connect, share and discuss how we can work together to prevent suicide in our community.

Questions? Contact info@livewell49.org

Please join LiveWell49 for an important planning session. 

After months of research, the LW49 coalition has identified the need to support connection and belonging as a means of improving well-being in Park County.   During this interactive gathering, we will define shared goals and identify measures that will drive this collective work moving forward. This in-person event will be held in the conference rooms at Livingston HealthCare. 

For background on the June 19th event, please visit this special page on the LiveWell49 website.

Registration requested. Please register here.

Questions? Please contact info@livewell49.org

The LiveWell49 Coalition meets the 3rd Wednesday of each month to develop and sustain their work towards shared goals.

May’s meeting will be focused on what Park County organizations are doing that impacts the coalition’s developing goal to strengthen connection and belonging in our communities.

Attendees are encouraged to attend in person, but a virtual option is also available.

Join the meeting virtually here.

All are welcome for these monthly meetings to share and connect.

CRC meets virtually to share current happenings and learn more together about community topics of interest. LW49 is the current host.

Questions? Contact Hannah at hannah.wologo@livhc.org or Laurie.Bishop@livhc.org

Join meeting here.

All are welcome. Join us!

Each month we tackle understanding the needs and opportunities for health & well-being in Park County as we work towards system-alignment and actionable goals to support our communities.

This month’s meeting will be focused on reviewing a draft strategy to advance our identified area of focus around building more connection in the community.

Meetings are held in the conference rooms at Livington HealthCare. From the front entrance, walk straight towards Cafe Fresh past registration. Conference rooms are in the hallway to the left.

Can’t make it in-person? Join us online! CLICK HERE TO JOIN

This monthly meeting is open to all Park County organizations and individuals looking to learn and share the work they are doing to support the community, in any realm.

Held virtually. Click here to join.

To learn more about the Community Resource Collaborative, visit the LiveWell49 website.

All are welcome. Join us!

Each month we learn more about the needs and opportunities for health & well-being in Park County as we work towards system-alignment and actionable goals to support our communities.

Through presentations and local data analysis, we’ve explored quite a lot about local needs and strategies for addressing them. March’s meeting will be an opportunity to digest what we’ve learned together and plot next steps. All are welcome - your presence will add to the conversation!

Meetings are held in the conference rooms at Livington HealthCare. From the front entrance, walk straight towards Cafe Fresh past registration. Conference rooms are in the hallway to the left.

Can’t make it in-person? Join us online! CLICK HERE TO JOIN