1. Heal Well
   • “Resilience” Film Screening: Heal Well is planning a screening of the film “Resilience, the biology of stress and the science of hope,” May 16^th, 6pm, at GW Elementary School Auditorium, with a panel discussion after. It is a film about childhood trauma and they will have resources in the room.
   • MiSN Community Baby Shower: The HAHV midwives and a maternal health coalition is working with Emily to host a community baby shower with community resources for women and children at the Hodge Community Center, June 9^th, 1-3pm.
   • Integrated Ulster: Ulster County is working on an initiative called Integrated Ulster that builds health coalitions and increases communications between agencies.
2. Play Well
   • Disc Golf Course and Clean Up: Play well helped do a park cleanup of the new Disc Golf course that has a grand opening April 27^th, 11am.
   • Chess Tables: Age Well and Play Well collaborated to apply for an AARP Community Challenge Grant for two chess tables, four benches, a shade structure and support for monthly chess meet-ups.
3. Eat Well
   • Laurie Mozian is no longer at HAHV. Katie Shehan-Lopez will still chair the team.
   • Conversations have been about how to communicate community about resources more. During the government shut-down multiple Eat Well member organizations sent out parallel press releases about food insecurity resources.
   • The Kingston Food Co-op will present at next Eat Well meeting, June 5^th, 10am.
4. Age Well
   • Cyber Seniors Program: moving toward installing another set of computers at the Stuyvesant Rupco building. Age Well is still having great success partnering high school students with the seniors for computer help.
   • Age Friendly Kingston: Age Well is considering applying to be an AARP Age-Friendly City. The County has been hosting focus groups about community services. Transportation and a senior center are still major concerns for this focus team.
5. Travel Well:
   • Bike Friendly Kingston: Kicking of Summer Slow Rides in May, will be every Thursday, 6pm at YMCA. The Tour De Kingston is June 23^rd. Bike Fest at Town of Ulster Library, June 8^th. Women’s Bike Fest was huge success. Read about what attendees had to say here. 
   • Complete Streets Advisory Council: Is creating a draft procedure of Traffic Control devices.
   • Greenline System: Kingston Point Rail Trail Phase 1 is under construction.
   • Bus Merger: The bus merger passed the Ulster County legislature and is going forward. UCAT is holding a public meeting, April 25^th, 5:30-7:30pm, at UCAT, 1 Danny Circle. Comments will be accepted no later than April 28^th. Buses will be free for 6 months.
   • 311: The City has launched the 311 system that can be used to report sidewalks that haven’t been cleared.

Have any questions about these projects? Want to get involved? Email Emily!