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11 Apr 2023
New community event celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month coming to Lebanon on May 20

New community event celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month coming to Lebanon on May 20

In the News
Published in LebTown: April 11, 2023 On Saturday, May 20, Lebanon County, in partnership with the Community Health Council, is hosting an inaugural Mental Health Awareness Festival! The event will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the parking lot of the CSG Psychiatric Rehabilitation program, located at 718 Poplar Street, Suite J, (near the 8th St Rail Trailhead) in Lebanon. READ MORE
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18 Feb 2022
Free trauma therapy is a win-win for Lebanon County residents

Free trauma therapy is a win-win for Lebanon County residents

Community Violence Prevention, In the News
by Ali Perrotopublished by Leb Town The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly changed the way we live our lives, the ways we communicate, and the ways work and school happen. In the spring of 2020, none of us could’ve imagined the long-term scope of this global pandemic. What we may not have realized at that time was that our entire community, and in fact the entire world,…
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18 Feb 2022
Community Health Council and partners launch Lebanon County Community Health Needs Assessment

Community Health Council and partners launch Lebanon County Community Health Needs Assessment

In the News, Press Release
See the original article on Leb Town Do you have 10 minutes? We are listening!  The Community Health Council of Lebanon County, in partnership with the REACH Project, Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce, and the United Way is asking you to participate in a community survey about your health and overall wellness.   The anonymous survey includes questions about health services, housing, transportation, and personal wellbeing.…
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02 Nov 2021

Community Health Council of Lebanon work to prevent violence, arrest made in case of teen’s death

Community Violence Prevention, In the News, ,
LEBANON, Pa. (WHTM) — Lebanon City Police are continuing their investigation into the homicide of a 16-year-old earlier this week. Violence, specifically gun violence, isn’t as prevalent in Lebanon as it is in Harrisburg or Lancaster, but community leaders are actively working to find solutions to prevent it. https://www.abc27.com/news/local/lebanon/community-health-council-of-lebanon-county-working-to-prevent-violence/?fbclid=IwAR3iri0Z1KNV8B-XzKnStmp7_Kk1O2zkTuuUFu8U4syQrdQ3IVccScQYTQ4
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