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Steuben Rural Health Network Begins Healthy Habits for Life
Posted on 1/9/2012

In 2012, the Steuben Rural Health Network will be offering Healthy Habits for Life, a free health and wellness curriculum for young children.  Sesame Street created Healthy Habits for Life along with leading experts in the fields of Pediatric Obesity and Endocrinology, Pediatric Gastroenterology, Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Pediatric Nutrition Education and Health and Physical Education, to respond to the growing obesity rate in American children.  This initiative is geared to help young children and their caregivers establish an early foundation of healthy habits to last a lifetime.  The ultimate goal of the program is to empower children and families with greater knowledge and appreciation for their bodies by exploring all the ways that moving is fun and healthy, and how it makes them happy, too. 

For more information or if you would be interested in scheduling this program at your school, community center, church, etc.  Please contact Nicole Jordan, Health Educator, Steuben Rural Health Network at 607-776-9467 x-226.

About the Steuben Rural Health Network

The Steuben Rural Health Network is a collaboration of over 45 health and human service organizations dedicated to improving community health and wellness in Steuben County.  It is service of the Institute for Human Services. For more information visit www.steubenrhn.org.

About The Institute for Human Services   

The Institute for Human Services is a non-profit management support organization founded in 1984. The Institute provides management support, information and referral, organizational development, research and technology services to planners, funders and providers serving the Southern Tier of New York State. For more information visit www.ihsnet.org.  

Health Tip #82

"It’s time to have some fun with fruit and it lets your kids play with their food. Peel and section oranges and grapefruits, chop cantaloupes, cut up apples and pineapples, add a few cherries -- then let your kids make faces with the fruit before eating!"

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