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A healthy community is a rich community. When we enjoy good health, when we engage in wellness activities – and when we support people living with disease or disabilities -- there are profound physical and psychological benefits. Simply put, we are all stronger and happier. To support the health and wellness initiatives in your community is to put good health within reach of all.

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A stronger Community

ConnCAT Preparing For First Classes

The Connecticut Center for Arts and Technology (ConnCAT), opening in New Haven this spring, will join a network of nationally renowned youth arts programs and adult vocational programs.

Promoting Healthy Living

A year-long local exhibit examines the genetics of obesity and more. A new documentary exposes the Weight of the Nation.


Addressing An Issue

Project Access New Haven connects uninsured patients with specialty care services.

News, Reports & Resources

The Weight of the Nation: A documentary sponsored by the Institute of Medicine and the CDCP (Premiering May 14 & 15th 2012)


The Epidemic of Obesity Examined (2/12)

 

Each year Connecticut spends nearly $1 billion on chronic illnesses, including obesity.  Health Matters! is an ambitious movement to improve the health status of the City of New Haven and make New Haven one of the healthiest cities in the nation. Learn more...

 

 

The Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index™ provides a national daily pulse of individual and collective health and well-being, as well as solutions for a healthier America. This report (2010) places CT in the top quintile. Learn more...

 

 

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