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06/27/2023

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06/15/2023

This week's Third Thursday includes a non-profit fair that brings you all the info. Talk to people from 20+ local non-profit groups to see how their offerings can benefit you - or find out more about volunteering to build a community you want to be part of. Plus: games, activities, food, retail specials, and much more. 6-8PM, Thursday 6/15, on North Main Street in downtown Piqua. See you there!

Big Brothers Big Sisters Miami Valley
CASA/GAL of Miami County
CORS Head Start
Edison State Community College
First Place Food Pantry
Health Partners Free Clinic
Isaiah's Place
Operation Veteran and Caregiver Support
Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities
Miami County Public Health
Miami County Job & Family Services
Parents as Teachers
Piqua Compassion Network - PCN
Piqua Diversity Committee
Riverside / Miami County Board of Developmental Disabilities
SafeHaven, Inc.
Sail Youth Program
Tri-County Board of Recovery and Mental Health Services
Piqua Public Library
The Salvation Army - Piqua, OH

06/08/2022

Important resource for finding formula. Follow the link. They have tons of information.

The Biden-Harris Administration is working to ensure that infant formula is safe and available for families across the country. For information on measures being taken to address the formula shortage and resources on locating baby formula, visit: HHS.gov/formula.

05/04/2022

May 8th is Mothers Day. This year, consider honoring the woman in you life with a $25 donation to Health Partners Free Clinic. You don't have to call her "Mom" to honor her. She may be a neighbor; a co-worker; an Aunt, close family friend or your...

04/07/2022

Oral Health Ohio announces the first ever National Oral Health Data Portal. Follow the link to see how Ohio compares to other states. https://www.oralhealthohio.org/post/the-first-ever-national-oral-health-data-portal-is-here?fbclid=IwAR00oJUtkKt_aAOOpF2pVxr6wxJoRkTonl6OC8pA6T1F82eE4I0MRAVB4os

Search Ohio information on oral health from a multitude of sources in one place!

04/06/2022

HPFC has hired a licensed Insurance Navigator to assist with enrollment in ACA or Medicaid. Dana Aguayo-Davilla is bilingual, "se habla espanol". To schedule an appointment with Dana, call (937) 332-0894!

02/22/2022

It's that time again! Shared Harvest Foodbank will be at Upper Valley Career Center with lots of food! This is open to Miami County Residents, please bring an ID and a piece of mail with you! You won't have to leave your vehicle, and the food will be loaded for you but some awesome volunteers!

02/01/2022

Hello, February. Please be good to us! - https://mailchi.mp/fdba7dec2f51/newsletter-5107158

02/01/2022

HPFC's pharmacy resident, Joshua Pearson, RPh, will be a guest educator at Cedarville University School of Pharmacy this month! He will be teaching from "Ethics in Pharmacy Practice: A Practical Guide", a text that he not only helped publish, but actually wrote chapters for! We are so lucky to have such an inspiring and motivated leader on our team!

01/31/2022

From a Community Partner, The Community Food Truck

I have gotten a few messages about our blessing boxes being empty and while it might seem like our ministry is not reaching those in need, I think we have found a special niche to reach lots of people in our community. We have a different volunteer stock the blessing boxes every day of the week, but sometimes that one assigned volunteer is just not enough. If you regularly pass a box that seems empty a lot, most likely there are several people or families in that area that are relying on this anonymous food just to get by. We could not do what we do without the many people who stop by on their way to work, after school or on their way home from the grocery to drop off a few things. The non-perishable food that you put in our food trucks goes directly to families in our community and it is amazing how quickly it gets taken. Wonder how much food we can go through in a week? Our blessing boxes can easily go through 100+ boxes of cereal, 100+ cans of canned pasta meals and soup, 75+ packs of ramen noodle cups and packs, 50+ boxes of Mac n' Cheese, 75+ Hormel Compleat meals and tuna kits, dozens of boxes of pasta and pasta sauce, 50+ cans of meat, 350+ individually packaged snacks, and we never have enough juice boxes, shelf stable milk, Gatorade or water bottles in our boxes. Sometimes the need seems overwhelming, but then I remember what kind of community we live in.... one that cares about each other! Can you help us keep those empty food trucks full? If you can help us on an assigned day, please reach out and we can give you more details. If your schedule is unpredictable, could you be one of the amazing anonymous donors who drop off non-perishable food in the boxes without us even knowing? Do you have a small group that could collect food for our food trucks and then use that food to fill the boxes as your schedule allows? The only thing we ask is that only non-perishable food gets put in the food trucks and no glass right now because it will break in the cold weather. Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much!

01/27/2022

January Pharmacy Student, Evan, from Ohio Northern University Rudolph H. Raabe College of Pharmacy, reflects upon his month at Health Partners: "My experience at Health Partners Free Clinic has been an experience like none other! It has been a refreshing experience to work with so many members of the healthcare team who truly love and care about what they do. Every member of the HPFC team is there because they want to offer high-quality care to each and every patient who comes through the front doors. HPFC was not only enjoyable, but it was also very educational for me. I was able to learn, in person, about different medical conditions and medications applied in practice. This experience allowed me to directly counsel patients regarding their medications and answer any questions they might have. I was also able to work alongside nurse practitioners who trusted me as a valued member of the healthcare team to provide patient specific medication-related recommendations. Overall, it was a really enjoyable experience to work at HPFC to provide high-quality care directly to patients who were extremely grateful and appreciative of the services provided by the clinic!