Partners for a Healthier Community

Welcome to the Greater Fall River Healthy City Home Page. Use this page to learn more about Greater Fall River's efforts to improve the health and quality of life of those who live or work in the City of Fall River and the towns of Somerset, Swansea and Westport. Just click on any of the links in each section below to find more information about this national Robert Wood Johnson Prize-winning initiative. To see over 1,000 pages of photos and videos of Healthy City Activities, click here. To see the current Healthy City Community Action Plan Goals and Objectives, click here. Click here for the What's Cooking in Fall River page and here for the WalkFallRiver page Click here for "Fed Up on the South Coast" that highlights current dietary recommendations Click to find Personal Health Resources, Walking Maps, Healthy Dining Restaurants, and Healthy Neighborhood Markets, Farmer's Markets and Community Gardens listing and resources Click here to see the "Look Who's Cooking" series, here for Farm to Fork cooking demonstration videos, here for Healthy City BCC course videos, and here for many other Healthy City videos Click here for information on the the Soda-free Pledge that is now going year round. Click here to read any of the Community Wellness columns published in the Fall River Herald News To obtain a PDF copy of the Healthy City Fall River Connection, brochure or report, click here. To receive the latest Healthy City e-newsletter, or click here to add your e-mail address to our list

What is a Healthy City? • Characteristics • WHO definition • World-wide movement	How healthy is our area? • Demographics • Assets • Challenges	How did we get started? • Visioning • Recommendations • Voting

Governance & Operations • Steering Committee • Task Forces • Links to previous	Healthy City Activities • Year by Year Listing of Activities • Indexed Guide • Searchable by Key Word	The Healthy City Process • Design Team • Needs Assessment • Communications
Healthy City Greater Fall River is a collaboration between the Fall River Health and Human Services Department and Partners for a Healthier Community, Inc., the local Community Health Network Area (CHNA) organized by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) to establish a working partnership between DPH and area residents to improve the health status of all those who live or work in the CHNA. Partners for a Healthier Community, Inc., is supported in part by DPH linkage funds. Use one of the following search engines to locate a specific name or word within more than 1000 Healthy City Fall River web pages on the Greater Fall River Partners web site or on the World Wide Web: Search the Partners web site for a keyword: Google: Yahoo: MSN: This free script provided by JavaScript Kit