Nurturing mental health through community, purpose in the Inland Empire
Originally published in the Redlands Daily Facts part of the monthly column Inspiring Vibrant Health.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Whether focusing on loneliness, anxiety, lack of connectedness or the impact of social media on youth, it’s a topic that is top of mind for individuals, families and communities across America and the Inland Empire.
Childcare deserts pose growing challenges in Inland Empire
Originally published in the Daily Bulletin on April 24, part of the Inspiring Vibrant Health Column.
Families across the country and especially here in the IE are struggling to find and afford care for their young children, and more providers closing their doors are fueling the rise of childcare deserts. The data highlights a stark reality for both parents and early childhood care providers.
IEHP Foundation program invests in leaders of today and the future
Originally published in the Daily Bulletin on February 20, 2026 part of the Inspiring Vibrant Health Column. Daniela Romero has long been committed to serving her community, which led her to a career in the nonprofit sector supporting those in need. At TrueCare, a community health clinic serving San Diego and the Inland Empire, she connects […]
Charitable investments in the Inland Empire will pay lasting dividends
Originally published in the San Bernardino Sun on Friday, December 26, 2025, part of the Inspiring Vibrant Health Column. As the holiday giving season comes to a close, there is still an opportunity to make a gift that will provide lasting benefits throughout the coming year. What if you could make an investment today that […]
Strong from the start: Childhood checkups prevent later health challenges
Originally published in The Daily Bulletin on September 26, 2025, part of the monthly series, Inspiring Vibrant Health Column.
Where are humans flourishing? A recent Harvard study finds out
Originally published in The San Bernardino Sun, part of the Inspiring Vibrant Health Column.
Although we all know that eating well, exercising, and getting enough sleep should make us physically healthier, do those same priorities come to mind when thinking about our mental health? The research says they should.