Healthy Neighborhoods Mini-Grants
What do you want to build in Lewiston?
With the help of a Healthy Neighborhoods Mini-Grant, you can build what you’re dreaming of in our community.
Back to School, 2020
Heart & Soil Community Garden, 2017
How do you want Lewiston to grow?
Healthy Neighborhoods is here to make sure that Lewiston residents’ voices are always at the table when changes are being proposed in our community.
We want your voice at the table! Join us for our next Network Meeting.
How is your voice heard in conversations about our community?
Lewiston is already great. Healthy Neighborhoods is here so that when opportunities arise to make it even better, residents’ voices are front and center. Here’s how:
Choice Transformation Plan
When Lewiston had the opportunity to access millions in federal funding, we set out on an 18-month process to hear from over 400 people who live, work, play, and invest in downtown Lewiston about how they want to see this money used in Lewiston.
The result is Lewiston's own plan for development, reflecting the dreams people who actually live downtown have for our community.
Mini-Grants
Every year, we open up Mini-Grant applications to Lewiston residents and local organizations to create the change they want to see in our community. We’ve funded new parks, public art, community gardens, and much more.
What do you want to build in Lewiston? Check out our past grant recipients for inspiration, and learn how you can apply in 2022.
Join us in community at one of these upcoming neighborhood events.
Healthy Neighborhoods Blog
What’s the Transformation Plan?
The Choice Transformation plan is Lewiston’s own plan for development.
It was created over the course of 18 months with input from over 400 people who live, work, play, and invest in downtown Lewiston.
Watch this video summary of the plan in...
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Learn how Jamie and Tri-County Mental Health Services kept Lewiston connected during COVID.
A Healthy Neighborhoods Mini-Grant helped Tri-County Mental Health Services connect shelter residents with telehealth counseling services during COVID-19.