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Creating a Culture of Wellness for Women

CWUW helps women improve physical, emotional, social, spiritual, environmental, intellectual, and occupational wellness through whole-health programs, support services, and community connection.

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Health Is More Than Healthcare

A woman's well-being is shaped by her physical health, emotional well-being, social connections, financial stability, environment, sense of purpose, and access to resources. CWUW addresses the factors that influence health outcomes and quality of life.

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Tha Block Party (Copy)

Power of Retreat: Families @ Eagle Creek (Copy)

Sisters Together Walk (Copy)

CWUW Crew: Michelle and LaRona (Copy)

CWUW Crew @ the National Wellness Institute Conference (Copy)

7th Day Awards & Brunch (Copy)

Sisters Together: Move More, Eat Better Program (Copy)

Mindfulness Community Day Event (Copy)

Sisters Together: Dannielle conducting a BP screening (Copy)

Calm the Chaos: Mindfulness Activity (Copy)

CWUW gave away two bikes at Tha Block Party (Copy)

Neighborhood Food Champions: Indy Food Tour @ Indy Fresh Market (Copy)

Our Executive Director, Rhonda L. Bayless, at the National Wellness Institute Conference (Copy)

Power of Retreat with Inner Beauty (Copy)

Coloring and Conversations: Prince Edition (Copy)

CWUW Community Engagement (Copy)

Power of Retreat: Corporate Wellness Retreat (Copy)

Power of Retreat: Blend Your Own Tea (Copy)

Power of Retreat (Copy)

Sisters Together: Blood Pressure Screening with Dannielle (Copy)

2023 Neighborhood Food Champions and Builders (Copy)

Sisters Together: Makenzie training on Diabetes 101 (Copy)

Almost 20 Years of Impact:

One of the longest community-based walking programs in Indiana, serving over 3,000 women and families: Sisters Together Move More, Eat Better
Increased housing stability for over 650 women in 2025 through rental and mortgage assistance.
Over 350 woman and their families have received access to mental health services through financial assistance or connection to a mental health provider.
CWUW has trained over 50 food-related entrepreneurs with support of over $750,000 in direct support and training to increase food access for neighborhoods in Indianapolis, IN.
Over 11,000 followers on social media platforms.