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Warren Coalition’s “We See You, Warren County” February 2024 Theme: You Are Worthy

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People often struggle with feeling unworthy. They might feel unworthy of accolades or awards. They might feel unworthy of kindness or love. This month’s We See You, Warren County theme from the Warren Coalition reminds people: You are worthy. You are worthy of good things, such as friendship, affection, and appreciation. You are worthy of kindness, attention, happiness, and you are most certainly worthy of love.

The purpose of the We See You, Warren County campaign is to make every person feel welcome and provide a sense of belonging and safety for everyone in Warren County. That means that this message of worthiness is for every person. It is for the person reading these words as well as the people you meet on the street. Pay attention to the people who try to deflect compliments or stay off by themselves. They may be experiencing feelings of unworthiness.

As part of the theme, Warren Coalition reminds community members that they are worthy of self-care: eat right, drink enough water, exercise, and get enough sleep. Take time for hobbies, self, friends, and family. You are worth the effort it takes to be healthy!

For more information about this month’s theme, visit weseeyou.warrencoalition.org/monthly-themes.


More about the We See You, Warren County Campaign

We See You, Warren County partners have agreed to help create a more connected community by greeting others and taking on at least one challenge each month. A connected community creates a sense of safety and belonging, which is a critical part of preventing drug and alcohol misuse. Members are encouraged to share their experiences on social media using the hashtag #WeCUWC. Organizations and individuals that register receive a window cling to show they are participating. The program now has more than 250 registered partners, and over 1100 Facebook members. Sign-ups are ongoing. Go to weseeyou.warrencoalition.org to learn more, or to officially sign up yourself, your family, or your business or organization. You can also join the Facebook group at facebook.com/wecuwc.

In addition, the Warren Coalition features individuals of the Warren County community on the “We See You” website, and on the Warren Coalition social media accounts. People do not have to be registered members to be featured. Anyone who lives, works, or plays in Warren County can submit a profile on the We See You website (weseeyou.warrencoalition.org)

About Warren Coalition

Warren Coalition is a nonprofit agency established in 1994 to help fill the gaps in health care and substance misuse awareness to the community. The Coalition began under the guidance of Warren Memorial Hospital as an outreach project, but it has since grown and was incorporated in 2001. The office is currently located in the Warren County Community Center. Their mission is to make Warren County a safe, healthy, and drug-free community through many programs and in collaboration with 15+ member agencies.

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