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NCHPAD - Building Healthy Inclusive Communities

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Shaping America's Youth Initiative on Overweight and Inactivity


At the request of the U.S. Surgeon General, the Shaping America's Youth Initiative is identifying the multitude of individual efforts that are currently underway to reverse the national health crisis of overweight and inactive children and adolescents. A centralized clearinghouse, or registry, of these programs and initiatives will enable and promote interactions, partnerships, and coordinated efforts among all concerned parties to improve the health of America's children. To achieve this, survey information will be collected from as many programs, organizations, and individuals as possible.

Please call 1-800-SAY-9221 or click on http://www.ncpad.org/656/2706/2004-01-01 to register for this survey or for more information.


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