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posted by Chase Langos on MAY 25, 2022
Make It OK is a community campaign to reduce the stigma around mental illness. From just talking to friends and family about mental health to becoming an ambassador and spreading the word yourself, every effort helps. Regina Suhrbrier, the Outreach Coordinator at Community Health Center in Fort Dodge, took community involvement one step further to let her whole community know that it's ok to not be ok!
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posted by Delta Dental on APR 20, 2022
Spring is a great time to start practicing healthy habits. Check out these easy tips to feel better and improve your physical and mental health as the weather gets better!
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JUL 16, 2019
Join the Healthiest State Initiative every day of the Iowa State Fair for 30 minutes of exercise.
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posted by Delta Dental on APR 10, 2019
It's time to add some excitement into spring cleaning. Are you ready for the challenge?
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posted by Lauren Kollauf on APR 05, 2019
Schools that attended the 5-2-1-0 Healthy Choices Count! Summit in October 2018 were given the opportunity to apply for a $500 mini grant from the Iowa Department of Education to implement 5-2-1-0 strategies at their site.
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posted by Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield on AUG 20, 2018
Mason City received a 2018 Healthy Hometown Community Award during the Iowa Healthiest State Initiative awards ceremony in February. Here's how they did it.
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JUL 19, 2018
Join the Healthiest State Initiative every day of the Iowa State Fair for 30 minutes of exercise on Expo Hill.
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JUL 19, 2018
Join the 5th Annual Historical Walking Tour hosted by the Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs and the Healthiest State Initiative on Thursday, August 9, at the Iowa State Fair.
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posted by Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield on JUL 12, 2018
Sioux City received a 2018 Healthy Hometown Community Award during the Iowa Healthiest State Initiative awards ceremony in February. Here's how they did it.
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posted by Lauren Kollauf on JUL 02, 2018
One year after being immersed in the Walking College, 15 Iowans are now implementing tangible walkability efforts in the communities they live and work.
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