Great Health for America
This opportunity supports a demonstration project, in partnership with HHS and CDC, to reduce chronic disease rates within four defined geographic communities (Indiana, Ohio, Texas, and Virginia). It focuses on implementing both individual and system-level interventions that promote healthier habits for children and sustain those changes over time. Results will guide replication of effective s…
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