What The Health? A Resource Fair For Everyone
On the Road to Care: How CHA’s Branded Vehicles Reach the Community
CHA Is Recruiting With A Twist
Community Partners Unite to Support Wellness
In Community
Every other Monday, community partners come together with the Hopeline in Middletown to prepare resource bags for people in need. This effort supports individuals on their wellness journeys by connecting them with vital resources.
Collaboration like this is key in mental health and recovery work — it builds trust, raises awareness, and strengthens the community. Thanks to everyone involved for making this possible.
If you or someone you know needs support or wants to get involved, reach out to Sojourner or Community Health Alliance. Together, we’re making a difference.
It was great seeing everyone at the Butler County Social Services Resource Expo!
Kendra Hall, Director of Perinatal Services at Sojourner Recovery Services, shared that the event “was a huge success with over 80 vendors from local agencies providing informative resources to attendees.”
This year’s Expo, hosted at Spooky Nook Sports Complex in Hamilton, brought together more than 100 organizations offering valuable information, services, and support for Butler County residents. Attendees had the chance to connect with local agencies, explore resources, and even take home free giveaways — including reusable bags for the first 350 guests.
Butler County Fair 2025 Recap
In Community
This past week, Community Health Alliance had the opportunity to take part in the Butler County Fair – and we’re so glad we did. Being part of events like this reminds us just how important it is to connect with the people we serve, face-to-face.
Our table at the fair featured the CHA prize wheel, where visitors could stop by and spin to win cups, pens, or other swag. But more than anything, it was a chance to slow down and have real conversations. People of all ages lingered, asked questions, and just chatted. Some shared stories about their own life experiences. Others were looking for information for family members who might be struggling.
Taking A Moment For Overdose Awareness Day
In Community
Overdose Awareness Day was a time for connection, healing, and hope across Butler County. Whether individuals had been personally impacted or came simply to show support, their presence made a real difference. Together, we remembered, we healed, and we strengthened our community.
In Middletown, events were held on Monday, August 25. A community resource fair at Smith Park from 11 AM to 2 PM brought together organizations and partners offering information, services, and encouragement. Later that evening, from 6 to 8 PM, the park was again filled with reflection and remembrance, honoring lives lost and supporting those still affected.
