named programs · 4 · from sources
What they call their work
Be Well in Livingston
Community wellness initiative promoting healthy eating, physical activity, and stress reduction through policy, system, and environmental changes in towns like Nunda, Mount Morris, and Lima.
Healthy Worksite
Program encouraging organizations to adopt healthier meeting practices, including movement breaks and nutritious food options, to promote workplace wellness.
Suicide Prevention Task Force
Monthly meetings and outreach to reduce suicide through safety initiatives, mental health education, support groups like Step by Step, and promotion of the 988 lifeline.
Trauma-Informed Communities
Committee focused on building community resilience and supporting child well-being through trauma-informed practices and cross-sector collaboration.
activities · 5 groups
What they do
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Trauma-Informed Community Resilience Initiatives 1 activity
- Advances trauma-informed community practices to support child and family well-beingImplements trauma-informed community initiatives through structured programming and convenes the Trauma-Informed Communities committee every other month to promote awareness and systemic change in Livingston County.
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Regular Membership Meetings 1 activity
- Convenes collaborative health network meetings and governance activitiesOperates an integrated rural health network with participation from approximately forty multi-sector organizations, hosting quarterly general membership meetings (in person and via Zoom), annual membership meetings with Board elections each November, and monthly community meetings in Lima Town Hall to advance collective health goals in Livingston County.
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Suicide Prevention Programs 1 activity
- Coordinates suicide prevention education, outreach, and support servicesProvides suicide prevention education and support through initiatives such as Lock and Talk Livingston, Safe Talk, and the Out of the Darkness Walk; offers presentations, outreach materials, and access to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Convenes the Suicide Prevention Task Force monthly and operates Step by Step, a monthly peer support group for those affected by suicide or sudden loss.
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Community Health Equity Initiatives 1 activity
- Facilitates community health improvement through the Be Well in Livingston initiativeImplements the Be Well in Livingston program across communities such as Nunda and Mount Morris, promoting improved nutrition, physical activity, and stress reduction through community-wide engagement and healthier practices in worksites. Includes hosting quarterly committee meetings and providing access to a calendar of health events.
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Annual Impact and Evaluation Reporting 1 activity
- Produces annual reports for community health monitoring and evaluationConducts and publishes annual reports in 2023, 2024, and 2025 to document progress, outcomes, and activities related to community health initiatives in Livingston County.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$95K
Contributions & grants$6K6%
Program service revenue$90K94%
Investment income——
Other revenue—
expenses
Total expenses$102K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits—
Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$86K
Cash—
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Net assets$86K
6 years on record · 2020–2025 · YoY revenue -48.9%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2025
Who runs it
board members · 5
- JILL BURLEY — Trustee
- KRISTIE CARTWRIGHT — Trustee
- LIZ LANEY — Trustee
- LONNI CARROLL — Trustee
- MEGAN WESTBROOKE — Trustee
relationships · 23
Who they work with
- 988 Lifeline Partner — Partners with the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline to connect individuals with immediate crisis support.
- Arc of Liv-Wyo Partner — Board member affiliation
- CASA-Trinity Partner — Co-chairs the Trauma-Informed Communities committee with GVHP
- Catholic Charities of Livingston County Partner — Board member affiliation
- Cornell Cooperative Extension Partner — Co-chairs the Trauma-Informed Communities committee with GVHP
- Livingston County Government — Collaborates with Livingston County agencies and organizations to improve community health.
- Livingston County Department of Health Partner — Co-leads the Be Well in Livingston committee with GVHP
- Livingston County Department of Health Partner — Collaborates on the Be Well in Livingston Healthy Worksite initiative, including distribution of forms and outreach.
- Livingston County Department of Health Partner — Collaborates on the Be Well in Nunda initiative to promote community health
- Livingston County Department of Health Partner — Collaborates with Genesee Valley Health Partnership to implement the Be Well in Mount Morris program.
- Livingston County Dept of Health Partner — Board member affiliation
- Livingston County Mental Health Partner — Hosts Suicide Prevention Task Force meetings at its office in Geneseo.
- Livingston County Probation Partner — Board member affiliation
- Livingston County Probation Department Partner — Co-leads the Suicide Prevention committee with GVHP
- Livingston County Sheriff’s Office Partner — Board member affiliation
- Monroe Plan for Medical Care Partner — Board member affiliation
- Positively Lima Partner — Collaborates with the Positively Lima Facebook group to share information and engage the community.
- UR Medicine Noyes Health Partner — Board member affiliation
- UR Medicine Wilmot Cancer Institute Partner — Board member affiliation
- UR Medicine|Noyes Health Partner — Collaborates on the Be Well in Nunda initiative to promote community health
- UR Medicine|Noyes Health Partner — Collaborates with Genesee Valley Health Partnership to implement the Be Well in Mount Morris program.
- University of Rochester Center for Community Health & Prevention Partner — Collaborates on the Be Well in Nunda initiative to promote community health
- University of Rochester Center for Community Health & Prevention Partner — Collaborates with Genesee Valley Health Partnership to implement the Be Well in Mount Morris program.
strategies · 5
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Data-Driven Community Health Prioritizationmethodology: data_driven_prioritizationBy using local health data from Community Health Assessments to guide programming decisions, we ensure interventions address the most pressing community needs because evidence-based targeting increases relevance and effectiveness.
- Multi-Sector Collaboration for Population Healthmethodology: multi-sector_collaborationBy aligning diverse community organizations across sectors around shared health goals, we improve population health outcomes because coordinated action amplifies impact beyond what any single entity can achieve.
- Policy, System, and Environmental Change for Sustainable Healthmethodology: policy-system-environmental-changeBy changing the systems and environments in which people live, we support lasting healthy lifestyle choices because structural supports make healthy behaviors easier and more accessible than individual willpower alone.
- Social Accountability for Behavior Sustainmentmethodology: social_accountabilityBy leveraging group engagement and interpersonal commitment, we sustain motivation for healthy behaviors because public accountability enhances adherence more than individual intention alone.
- Trauma-Informed Community Developmentmethodology: trauma-informed careBy building community-wide awareness and support systems for adverse childhood experiences, we enable children to thrive because environments that recognize trauma foster resilience and healing.