Energizing all residents, young and old, to be healthy, secure, and active in their community.

Strengthening Our Community

Community Connect

We co-sponsor this annual event in February, which connects free health screenings and other services to 800-1,000 individuals in need.

Community Gardens

Livingston County Hunger Council distributed 1,113,145 lbs. of fresh produce this past year through the food pantry network, produce carts, and senior centers. Fresh produce means better nutrition and improved health.

Senior Centers

This past year, 2,639 seniors participated in Livingston County United Way supported health and wellness programs through their local senior centers. Research shows that senior center programs positively impact participants physical, social, emotional, and mental health, as well as their economic well-being.

Substance Abuse Initiative

In light of rising heroin and opiate-addiction concerns, several local substance abuse-related initiatives and prevention programs are gathering under one umbrella, with the goal of greater efficiency, effectiveness, and positive impact on the community. Research shows that senior center programs positively impact participants physical, social, emotional and mental health, as well as their economic well-being.

Livingston County Fact Sheets

• Intimate Partner Violence
• Older Adult Fact Sheet
• Prescription Drugs & Opiates
• Underage Drinking
• Foster Parenting
• Recovery Fact Sheet