Aging Mastery is a comprehensive approach for modest lifestyle changes to empower and cultivate health and longevity.

This project will use evidence-based strategies grounded in cultural values to address chronic health problems with a focus on increasing access to healthier foods and expanding access to safer locations for physical activity.

The Center for Patient Partnerships (CPP) is dedicated to empowering patients facing serious illnesses by providing comprehensive advocacy services and training the next generation of patient advocates.

Connecting Wisconsin residents with health insurance and other programs that support health

Community conversations using the deliberative inquiry model help local & Tribal health departments solve community problems by focusing on shared values and community health.

Curriculum to help Wisconsin residents get to know their local farmers’ market.

Community Health Workers Supporting Whole Family Health.

The Health & Well-Being Institute provides resources for individuals to ensure safe food handling and preservation practices.

Using SNAP/FoodShare helps Wisconsinites access fresh, local food and helps Farmers Market Managers make healthy options accessible to more customers.

Promoting Healthy Habits for Families with Low-Income.

Celebrating local producers to promote local fresh food and encourage healthy eating during National Farm to School Month.

Collaboratively, we develop and strengthen community capacity to prevent, treat, and support recovery for opioid use disorder and other mental health and substance use disorders

Groundwork for Youth Empowered Community Change is designed to provide support and knowledge to both young people and adults interested in gaining a deeper understanding of community health.

Encouraging kids and families to eat Wisconsin-grown fruits and vegetables

A program from Menominee County/Nation to strengthen connections to Indigenous foods through Menominee language, Moons, art, and recipes.

Teaching youth participants to experience the present moment with compassion and openness using a research-based mindfulness curriculum.

The Maternal & Child Health Title V Adolescent Well-Being Technical Assistance program supports local and Tribal health departments in Wisconsin to improve the well-being of adolescents.

Equipping participants with the skills and confidence to recognize and respond to signs of mental illness and substance use disorders in their community.

An initiative to help local employers understand policies and practices to create a supportive work environment.

Building capacity of community-based partners in identifying and responding to community-driven health priorities.

Providing food pantries with guidance on how to improve nutritional quality and safety for a safer, healthier Wisconsin.

A fitness program designed to help individuals of all ages build strength, flexibility, and balance. Helping people of all ages to live stronger, healthier lives by providing knowledge, inspiration, access to programs, and ongoing support.

Equipping youth to lead and engage for healthier Wisconsin communities.