Fitzgerald and Martin Park residents wanted to join Wellness Community

Fitzgerald and Martin Park residents wanted to join Wellness Community

Seven people stand outdoors near a sign for Martin Park and the perimeter of the McNichols Campus.Have ideas on how to make our neighborhood healthier, stronger and more connected?

The Community Wellness Council, which brings Fitzgerald and Martin Park residents together to shape community‐led wellness initiatives, is now accepting new members. The application deadline to become a new member is March 1.

By sharing experiences, ideas and priorities, members help identify local strengths and resources and work side‑by‑side to shape programs that reflect the community’s culture, values and everyday lives.

Council commitment and benefits includes:

  • Two‑year commitment (March 2026-Nov. 2027)
  • One to two meetings per month
  • Stipend provided for participation
  • Childcare and other support available during meetings
  • Leadership development opportunities focused on resident leadership and collective decision‑making

For more information or any questions, please contact Chelsea Manning at mannincp@udmercy.edu.

Apply here.

A flyer inviting Fitzgerald and Martin Park residents to join a Wellness Community. The flyer headline reads “Join Our Wellness Community” and explains that the Community Wellness Council is seeking residents to help shape neighborhood-wide wellness initiatives. It lists council details including a two-year term from March 2026 to November 2027, one to two meetings per month, stipend provided, childcare support available and leadership development opportunities. A QR code and web link are shown with the message “Apply by March 1,” along with contact information for Chelsea Manning. The design uses blue, pink and purple colors with community-themed graphics and the UDM logo in the upper right corner.