Connecting with Community
Connecting with Community and Health
Loneliness and isolation can have the same level of impact on health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day. Studies also show that having good community connections and relationships can improve overall health and well-being, improve recovery from illness like stroke and heart disease and increase longevity.
The Aga Khan Museum offers an opportunity to learn, experience, and connect with the history that brings us together. Visit their website for information about in-person exhibitions, and virtual guides, courses, and performances.
Friday Night Reflections has been a platform to keep us connected throughout, and beyond the pandemic.
Have you missed the opportunity to connect, recharge and revive through chai with friends, acquaintances and even the occasional stranger in the social hall?
If so, the Ten Thousand Chais may be for you. Join today!
Mentoring is more important than ever. The pandemic is making us rethink our connections and nothing is more important or urgent than the overall protection of children.
The Future Ready Initiative is committed to maintaining and supporting the vital mentoring relationships we create in order to fight the social isolation of our most vulnerable youth.
Whether it's with or without a badge, nothing beats serving the community and building connections to help you feel connected! Take a look at some opportunities, and/or inquire about how to join IVC.
Interested in joining the community of artists and art enthusiasts? Check out the Arts and Culture page for ideas and inspiration!
A quote by George Bernard Shaw
Learn more about the different healthy habits featured by visiting Five to Thrive!