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cblack@newsandsentinel.com Coplin Health System’s FARMACY program, which brings local produce to community members, received a $966,000 grant to be used over four years. (Photo Provided) ELIZABETH — To work towards a healthy community, several organizations are coming together to expand services around the region to promote positive lifestyles. Sarah Barton, senior projects manager for Coplin Health Systems, shared a few updates on this effort. The project Barton said she is most excited about is the FARMACY program and the $996,000 grant it received to expand the program over the next ...

Council staff take on 26-mile trek to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support Trio will walk along the north coast Derry City and Strabane District Council staff Rosie O'Brien, Brendan O'Brien and Sean Hargan preparing for their Macmillan Mighty Hike in June. Reporter: ');  '); Three Derry City and Strabane District Council staff are preparing for an epic trek across the north coast of Ireland later this summer to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support. The Macmillan Mighty Hikes initiative is taking place in June in iconic locations across the world where family and friends will walk t...

Get Started Set Goals, Create a Budget Create specific, realistic goals and deadlines to plan your program. Identify Community Resources Plan Activities Spread the Word about Sisters Together Use media outlets to promote your program and attract participants. Measure Success, Keep Your Program Going Track your program’s progress and keep it running over the long haul. Included in the guide are sample forms, letters, emails, and social media posts you can copy and modify to suit your specific needs. These resources were designed for black women ages 18 and older, and you can ada...

Social Marketing Using a variety of original and engaging campaign materials developed with input from the SNAP-Ed target audience, the Live Well Alabama messages to Eat Better, Move More, and Make a Change for better health reached Alabama residents in multiple ways every day. Billboards made more than 146 million impressions. Digital advertisements made more than 8 million impressions and drove viewers to visit the Live Well Alabama Facebook page more than 13,000 times. Social media following grew by 25 percent. Facebook alone reached more than 240,000 people. More than 6,500 people...

Sunday January 31, 2021, 9:50 AM The free scheme is being specifically targeted at those who have been most affected by coronavirus restrictions like isolation. Credit: ITV Channel TV A new programme to help islanders who are struggling with their mental and physical health is being launched by Move More Jersey. The free scheme is being specifically targeted at those who have been most affected by coronavirus restrictions like isolation, as well as those who are at greater risk of developing long term health conditions if should they catch Covid-19. It has been funded by a grant from the Je...