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Statewide Health Improvement Program
 
Please visit the Minnesota Department of Health's Health Reform Initiative for more information about the Statewide Health Improvement Program (SHIP), which was based on the Steps to a HealthierMN model.
 
2009 Steps Community Heroes Award
 
Congratulations to Bernard Turner, of Minneapolis, for being honored as a 2009 Steps Hero by the Centers for Diseaes Control and Prevention (CDC) Steps Program.  Read about Bernard and his contribution to Steps to a Healthier Minneapolis.

New Handbook Available

Taking Steps Toward Policy, Systems, and Environmental Change: Case Studies from Steps to a Healthier Minnesota Initiatives, provides case studies and lessons learned from Steps initiatives working toward policy, systems, and environmental change. Download the handbook.
 
MAKE STRIDES! - Steps to a HealthierMN Newsletter

There will not be a May/June issue of MAKE STRIDES!  Please check back for future issues.

To view past issues of MAKE STRIDES! - The Steps to a HealthierMN Newsletter, please visit the Minnesota page under Communications and Marketing.

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Steps to a Healthier US

The Steps to a HealthierUS Initiative is an overall effort of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), designed to identify and promote programs that encourage small behavior changes to reduce the burden of chronic disease.

 

A centerpiece of the Steps Initiative is the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Steps to a HealthierUS Cooperative Agreement Program.  It is a five-year program that funds states, cities and tribal entities to implement chronic disease prevention efforts.  These efforts focus on reducing the burden of obesity, diabetes and asthma, and on the related risk factors of physical inactivity, poor nutrition and tobacco use. 

 

Click here for more information about Steps to a HealthierUS.

 
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