
Lighting the Fire of Physical Activity this Winter
In this blog, we’ll explore various strategies to help you embrace the chill and keep moving during the colder months.
These visual resources offer valuable insights into the strategies and initiatives aimed at increasing physical activity levels in both children and adults across the state. From informative discussions on policy implementation to inspiring success stories, these serve as powerful tools in spreading awareness and galvanizing support for the mission of ActiveWV. They showcase the collective effort towards building a healthier, more active West Virginia, and ultimately contributing to an improved quality of life for all.
These stories serve as powerful testimonies to the organization’s impact on individuals’ health and well-being.
These snapshots showcase the strides we’re making towards enhancing individuals’ health in each county, providing an inside look at our boots on the ground.
These stories serve as powerful testimonies to the organization’s impact on individuals’ health and well-being.
In this blog, we’ll explore various strategies to help you embrace the chill and keep moving during the colder months.
Implementing healthy eating habits, engaging in regular physical activity, and establishing consistent routines can set the tone for a successful academic year.
After several delays due to material shortages, we’re thrilled to announce that members of the Clay community have a new space to get outside and be active!
For over a year now, Whitney King has served as the Nutrition Coordinator at Mountaineer Food Bank in Gassaway, WV. Check out our Q&A with Whitney below to learn more about her goals for the food bank and some of the exciting initiatives coming up!
This is the first installment of our Meet the Team series, featuring Eloise Elliott, Co-Director of the Center for Active WV and Director of the West Virginia CARDIAC Project.
Major project developments are underway at the incoming natural playground and splash pad sites in downtown Clay, West Virginia! Designed and custom-developed by Be Healthy partner, Peter Butler, professor of Landscape Architecture at West Virginia University, the natural playground will create a safe, accessible space for members of the Clay community to enjoy.
Improving the culture of physical activity in our state by providing awareness, education, guidance, and opportunities.
We want everyone interested in promoting physical activity in West Virginia involved in the Center.
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