The Midland Wellbeing Certificate returns this spring, helping participants develop wellbeing skills that strengthen individuals, teams, and communities.

The Midland Wellbeing Certificate returns this spring, helping participants develop wellbeing skills that strengthen individuals, teams, and communities.

“Go Gold 2026” wellness initiative kicks off with a community walk on Monday, February 2 at noon at The Tridge, encouraging residents of all ages and abilities to stay active and connected throughout February – traditionally one of the toughest months for maintaining healthy habits.

Our latest Wellbeing Certificate session strengthened community resilience and equipped participants with practical tools for personal wellbeing.

Meet our Outreach Coordinator, Gary Billotti.

Welcome2Midland helps Midland newcomers feel at home!

The Midland Area Wellbeing Coalition recently completed customized Workplace Wellbeing Certificate programs with four local organizations, engaging 86 participants in evidence-based strategies that support individual wellbeing, healthy workplace cultures, and stronger teams. Organizations included Adoption Option, Inc., Right at Home, Midland Center for the Arts, and the Pediatric Partnership. The programs focused on practical tools such as psychological safety, communication, stress management, and values-driven collaboration, helping organizations build sustainable cultures of wellbeing. Read the full article from Midland Daily News to learn more about the impact of these programs and participant experiences.

Kathy Snyder, Ashley Ghose, Erin Patrice, and Gary Billotti share about the Midland Area Wellbeing Coalition and its impact in the community on MCTV. Video linked.