WHAT IS SHIP? We are schools, kids, seniors, farmers, neighbors and main streets working together to encourage healthier eating, being more active and living tobacco-free.

Wabasha-Kellogg Age-Friendly Collaborative thanks communities.

The collaborative appreciates the response from community residents to a survey that identified areas of age-friendly livability that are most important to address. The top two domains were identified.

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Surveys will be available to administer during the ‘24-’25 school year.

A survey offered to students grades 5, 8, 9, and 11 that tracks a wide variety of youth behaviors, risk and protective factors and outcomes related to education, health, safety and wellbeing.

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Employers are invited to join our Workplace Wellness Collaborative where opportunities are offered to work together toward
a culture of wellbeing.

Employers are also invited to participate in a FREE six part series sharing the U.S. Surgeon General’s Framework for Workplace Mental Health and Wellbeing.

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Wabasha County Food Access Network (WFAN) continues to invite local food connections and partnerships to solve hunger.

“…With a diverse group of people working together, we are finding creative ways to support each other…”

-Tina Moen, SHIP Coordinator

“…We aim to give a voice to those who have experienced food challenges, making sure potential solutions meet real needs…”

-Susan Draves, U of M Extension SNAP-Ed Regional Coordinator, Lake City Hispanic Inclusion, Lake City Market by the Lake

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Students can be better served by collaboration using the Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child (WSCC) framework.

Learn more about the WSCC model and read about how your SHIP Coordinator’s daughter, Jessica Moen, has been positively influenced by having healthy behaviors role modeled to her.

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Update on current grant cycle.

Our Current SHIP grant cycle began November 2024 and goes through October 31, 2025.

Announced January 2025, we have $18,800.00 in Community Partner Funding remaining in our budget.

Are you interested in partnering and applying for Community Partner Funding? Begin by discussing your project with Wabasha County SHIP Coordinator, Tina Moen, to learn about allowable expenses and deadlines. Email Tina or call her at 651-565-5200.

Wabasha County SHIP
Community Leadership Team Members:

Carrie Bauman, Housing Advocacy Specialist, 3 Rivers Community Action

Martha Black, Wabasha Food Share Manager

Susan Draves, U of MN Extension SNAP-Ed Regional Coordinator

Emily Durand, Mayor, City of Wabasha
Sara George, Renewing the Countryside/Wabasha Farmers Market Mgr
Mary Dawn Glomski, Nurse, Wabasha Kellogg School District
Jennifer Ihrke, Director of Special Education, SAIL
Cheryl Key, Wabasha County Commissioner

Leanne Kruger, School Social Worker, Wabasha Kellogg School District
Johanna Majerus, RN, Lake City Schools

Tina Moen, Wabasha County SHIP Coordinator
Paula Thompson, Director of Hospital Nutrition Services, Gundersen

Saint Elizabeth’s Medical Center

Ariana Wright, Superintendent, Lake City Public Schools

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FIND US ON FACEBOOK

Tina Moen, Coordinator
tmoen@co.wabasha.mn.us | 651-565-5200
www.wabashacountyship.org

Wabasha-Kellogg Age-Friendly Collaborative thanks communities.

Surveys will be available to administer during the ‘24-’25 school year.

Employers are invited to join our Workplace Wellness Collaborative where opportunities are offered to work together toward a culture of wellbeing.

Wabasha County Food Access Network (WFAN) continues to invite local food connections and partnerships to solve hunger.

“…With a diverse group of people working together, we are finding creative ways to support each other…”

“…We aim to give a voice to those who have experienced food challenges, making sure potential solutions meet real needs…”

Students can be better served by collaboration using the Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child (WSCC) framework.

Update on current grant cycle.

Wabasha County SHIP Community Leadership Team Members:

Employers are invited to join our Workplace Wellness Collaborative where opportunities are offered to work together toward
a culture of wellbeing.

Wabasha County SHIP
Community Leadership Team Members: