We support and build collaborative partnerships that improve health through increased access to physical activity opportunities, healthy food, and related education and events — effecting change throughout Michigan communities.
We support and build collaborative partnerships that improve health through increased access to physical activity opportunities, healthy food, and related education and events — effecting change throughout Michigan communities.
We work to deliver practical, evidence-based solutions and achievable, innovative strategies for healthy living in healthy communities. We optimize outcomes and impact as a statewide clearinghouse for data, for communication across multiple platforms, and for best practices that help people eat healthy and move more.
We provide services, resources, and partnerships across the state of Michigan to support our mission. Our signature events and conferences promote health and physical activity. Our expert staff offer services in program design and evaluation, data management, grant writing, program and grant management, training, resource development and more. We provide evidence-based community interventions, support local capacity to improve health and share expertise through partnerships and collaborations.
Congress is advancing budget legislation to eliminate SNAP-Ed, a vital program that helps low-income families make healthier food choices, stretch their grocery dollars, and support local farmers and retailers. This program, which has earned bipartisan support for decades, empowers individuals to make lasting, healthy changes. Cutting SNAP-Ed funding would harm families, weaken communities, and undo proven progress.
Now is the time to act—contact your legislators and raise your voice to protect SNAP-Ed before it’s too late. Click the link below and let them know this program is essential to the health and well-being of our communities: https://www.votervoice.net/MFF/Campaigns/126884/Respond.
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