UJIMA Communities
Ujima — meaning "collective work and responsibility" — teaches that a community’s health depends on everyone working together to solve problems and uplift one another. When ujima guides community life, health is no longer seen as an individual burden but as a shared priority.
Town & Country
Neighborhood Association
(TCNA)
The Town and Country Neighborhood Association (TCNA) is a community-driven organization in Ouachita Parish, Louisiana, dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for residents in the Town and Country neighborhood. TCNA fosters a sense of community by organizing events, maintaining open communication, and advocating for neighborhood improvements. Through collaboration with local authorities, businesses, and residents, the association works to preserve the area's unique charm, promote safety, and ensure sustainable development. Whether addressing community concerns, supporting local initiatives, or creating opportunities for engagement, TCNA is committed to building a connected and thriving neighborhood for all.
Email: tcna318@gmail.com
The Blue Zones Project® is a community-led well-being improvement initiative developed by Blue Zones, Sharecare, and Dan Buettner, a National Geographic Fellow and author. It aims to help people live longer, healthier lives by making healthy choices easier through permanent changes to a city's environment, policies, and social networks. By collaborating with local governments, schools, businesses, and community organizations, the Blue Zones Project works to create environments that support healthy behaviors, ultimately aiming to improve overall well-being and increase longevity for residents.