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Healthy Cities, Healthy Residents Develop Active Transportation Plan in San Diego County, California
Aug 29, 2024 Active Transportation Plans are a collection of policies, programs, recommendations, and funding mechanisms that can help increase active transportation and physical activity.

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Healthy Cities, Healthy Residents Enhance Road Safety in San Diego County, California
Sep 10, 2024 Walking is now safer in San Diego, CA, thanks to a CalFresh Healthy Living partnership with Vista Community Clinic!

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Reinforcing Multi-Sector Partnerships
Jun 13, 2016 The Missouri Council for Activity and Nutrition (MOCAN) is an example of a multi-sector partnership consisting of representatives from more than 50 statewide and local agencies, institutions, organizations, other coalitions, and individuals.

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SHAPES - Supporting Health and Activity in Preschool Environments
2016 University of South Carolina.
SHAPES (Supporting Health and Activity in Preschool Environments) is an interactive online physical activity training program for preschool teachers, directors, and administrators. The training consists of six online modules with written, narrated, and video content.
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Walk With Ease
2009 Arthritis Foundation
Walk With Ease is a direct education program that is designed to promote education about successful physical activity for people with arthritis, arthritis self-management and walking safely and comfortably.
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Healthy Cities, Healthy Residents Develop Active Transportation Plan in San Diego County, California

Healthy Cities, Healthy Residents Enhance Road Safety in San Diego County, California

Reinforcing Multi-Sector Partnerships

SHAPES - Supporting Health and Activity in Preschool Environments

Walk With Ease

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