Thrive is bringing new transport options to Allen County. A non-emergent transportation program is currently in limited launch. What does that mean? If you need a ride, we can pick you up! Thrive’s Care Coordinators, Greta and Rhonda, can now take Allen County...
School closures, health worries, lost jobs, and more. Since the COVID-19 virus reached Kansas in March, the pandemic has created many urgent needs in Allen County. Thrive saw a need to step up. We care for the physical, interpersonal, and economic health of Allen...
Friday, December 6th, 2019 marks the ninth anniversary of the Spirit of Downtown Iola Annual Christmas Block Party, which runs from 4:00PM to 7:30PM (https://www.facebook.com/events/2466964940215605/). The celebration will coincide with restaurant specials across the...
The 2019 County Health Rankings have been released, and Allen County moved up from #84 to #38, a dramatic leap of 46 places! Since Thrive’s inception, we have been working relentlessly to improve our community’s health, and we’ve made significant...
Through a grant from the Kansas Health Foundation, Thrive has been working intensely with residents of La Harpe, Kansas, a community of 500 which has long been defined by generational poverty and decline. Through this grant we have partnered with ioby (in our back...
The Board of Directors of Thrive Allen County announced today the resignation of President and CEO David Toland, who has been appointed Acting Secretary of Commerce by Governor-elect Laura Kelly. Toland’s resignation is effective Friday, January 11, 2019. He will...
Thrive’s mission is to support and encourage programs, policies and resources that promote access to healthcare, healthy lifestyles, and positive community conversation that improves the well-being of residents of Allen County, Kansas.