Author: Vanessa Skean

Throughout the summer, the Archuleta Rural Health Network convened care coordinators, healthcare providers, community service professionals, Community Health Workers (CHWs), navigators, and outreach staff for a series of professional development opportunities. These sessions focused on strengthening support systems for individuals and families across Archuleta County. The series grew out of direct conversations with local partners READ MORE

Throughout the 2026 program, participants explored where food comes from, how healthy foods support our bodies, and how growing, preparing, and sharing food can bring people together…

Healthy Archuleta is excited to share several upcoming opportunities this season that support local children, youth, parents, and families…

Above all, gardening serves as a powerful social bridge, connecting neighbors, fostering friendships, and strengthening community resilience…

The 10-week program is aimed at strengthening connection, trust, and confidence between parents and their children…

This week, the Healthy Archuleta youth interns shifted their focus from hands-on service to understanding the importance of prevention…

You can expect a packed morning filled with learning opportunities and connections for everyone’s health and well-being…

Laughter, warmth, and the irresistible aroma of scrumptious food filled the room at our recent volunteer engagement event…

The Food Hub can help make entrepreneurship and workforce pathways more accessible through shared facilities…

For those interested in growing their own food, community garden beds are available at Vista Lake Community Gardens on Port Avenue…

The 2026 Kids in the Mountain Garden Education Program (KIMGE) is officially returning this August…

Driven by a desire to make a real impact and to drive the change they want to see in a community, these interns prove that youth voices matter…

Get involved this weekend! True food security is built by the community, for the community…