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NJHI 2015: Building a Culture of Health in New Jersey – Communities Moving to Action

In July 2015, 10 organizations across New Jersey received four-year grants to fund multi-sector, community-focused coalitions to make sustainable system changes and policy-oriented long-term solutions for healthier living.

Projects

Collaborating for long-term healthy living in Newark.

Believe in a Healthy Newark

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Collaborating with our community for long-term healthier living.

Live Healthy Salem County

Salem Health & Wellness Foundation

Collaborating for long-term healthy living in Trenton.

Trenton Healthy Food Network – Growing a Healthier Trenton

Trenton Health Team

Collaborating for long-term healthy living in Irvington.

Addressing Social and Economic Factors Toward Building a Culture of Health

Township of Irvington

Collaborating for long-term healthy living in Camden.

Building a Culture of Health in Camden

United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey

Collaborating for long-term healthy living in Morristown.

Building a Culture of Health in Census Tract 435

North Jersey Health Collaborative
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From Our Grantees

Clayton: Helping Our Community

– Clayton, a small South Jersey town, has been given an opportunity that we couldn’t pass up. Through a grant provided by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s New Jersey Health Initiatives program, the Borough of Clayton and the Clayton School District are…

County:
Gloucester County

The Benefits of Growing Your Own Produce

– The process of becoming a beginner gardener can seem intimidating when a family doesn’t have firsthand experience with growing their own produce. “The Glassboro Grows workshops are designed for beginning gardeners, or people who are interested in learning the basics…

Topic:
NJHI Blog
County:
Gloucester County
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