The National Physical Activity Plan (www.physicalactivityplan.org) is focused on making societal changes to make routine physical activity simply integrated into daily life. More walkable neighborhoods; counseling from doctors on the importance of staying active; increased opportunities for physical activity and physical education in schools – all these are goals of the National Physical Activity Plan and will make our nation and community healthier – naturally.

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Many SC communities are already taking steps to make the healthy choice the easy choice. The SC Obesity State Plan contains strategies for increasing physical activity, which are further supported by the National Plan. Changes are being made in communities, childcare centers, faith based organizations, health care, schools and worksites that will provide opportunities to increase physical activity. To learn more about how to get started making healthy changes in your community, visit www.eatsmartmovemoresc.org/Options-for-action/.



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2010 Obesity Prevention Summit

Building Leadership for Healthy Communities

Join Eat Smart, Move More SC for an education forum on obesity prevention in South Carolina. Presented in partnership with several statewide organizations, the event will provide an interactive and engaging look at best practices for obesity prevention with sessions on healthy worksites, schools and communities, grant writing, coalition development, policy and environmental change and more. If you are a professional in the area of public health, healthcare, education, nutrition, physical activity, the media or simply interested in what you can do in your community, plan to attend the 2010 SC Obesity Prevention Summit.

Click here to download presentations from the 2010 Summit.


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