Program Activities

Building Blocks to Healthy Rhode Island 2010

Disparities by Leading Health Indicator: Age, Income, Gender, Education Level, Geographic Location, Disability Status

Disparities by Leading Health Indicator: Race and Ethnicity

Best Practices and Evidence-Based Strategies by Leading Health Indicator

Rhode Island Baselines and Targets for Healthy Rhode Island 2010 objectives

Operational Definitions for Objectives

A Healthier Rhode Island 2010 Mid-Course Review (pdf)

National Objectives 2010 Midcourse Review

Health Disparities and People with Disabilities Mid-Course Review (pdf)

A Healthier Rhode Island by 2010: A Plan for Action

Healthy Rhode Island 2010 Goals (pdfs)

Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant

Links

Updates and Initiatives for RI HP 2010

Rhode to Health Coalition

Healthy Rhode Island 2010

3 Capitol Hill
Room 404
voice: 401-222-7468
Fax: 401-273-4350
Adriana Vargas
Program Coordinator

Healthy People 2010 challenges individuals, communities, and professionals—indeed, all of us— to take specific steps to ensure that good health, as well as long life, are enjoyed by all.

Healthy Rhode Island 2010

Links

Disability and Health Risks Among Rhode Island Adults 18-64 Years of Age in 2006

Rhode to Health Coalition

Worksite Wellness Council of RI

Minority Health

Healthy People 2010

Steps to a Healthier US

Small Steps.gov

The President's Challenge

Learn how you can participate in the development of Healthy People 2020.

What's New

The Rhode to Health Coalition created a Healthy Shopping List as a tool to help you make healthier choices when shopping for food. The shopping list has spaces for you to write out the items you need to buy at the grocery store as well as healthy suggestions right on the list that you can refer to during your shopping trip.