Healthy Community

Improving Health and Well-being For All

Of Payne County residents under 65 do not have health insurance. 

Poor mental health days per month are reported by individuals in Payne County.

Of individuals in Payne County lack access to nutritious meals. 

Partner Agency Work In Action

Working with community partners, United Way takes a comprehensive approach to improving health. We invest hundreds of thousands of dollars annually into Payne County nonprofit programs that improve health access and provide nutritious meals. We also offer direct access to services that can save local residents money on prescription drug costs, regardless of their insurance status.

ENSURING ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE SERVICES

Access to quality healthcare in childhood sets the foundation for a lifetime of well-being. By partnering with local nonprofit agencies, we are helping remove barriers to essential services, providing health education, and connecting families to medical resources to ensure every child has the chance to thrive.

IMPROVING ACCESS TO NUTRITIOUS FOOD AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

Proper nutrition and regular physical activity are crucial for the health of Payne County residents. By expanding access to nutritious food options, creating safe spaces for play, and offering educational resources, families are able to build healthy habits that last a lifetime.

CLOSING GAPS IN HEALTH WELL-BEING

Providing comprehensive educational resources for new parents and ensuring support for families gives every child a strong start in life. Our local nonprofit partner agencies work to ensure the health and well-being of Payne County residents.