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News Releases & Statements
Here are Action for Healthy Kids’ recent news releases.
More American Children Start Day with a Healthy Breakfast
Action for Healthy Kids Supports First Lady Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" Campaign for Healthier Kids
Healthy Habits, Healthy Hearts for Valentine's Day
"In 2010, I Will Teach My Child How to Be Healthy"
Taking Action for Healthy Kids Garners Chances for Super Bowl XLIV Dream Package
How Well Are Parents Contributing to the Health of Their Children's Schools?
Bridging the Cultural Divide to Create Healthier Kids
School Breakfast Programs a Growing Trend in Getting Students Ready to Learn
92 Indiana Schools Recognized for Commitment to Healthy Students
AFHK Calls for Continued Improvements for Children Before U.S. Senate Committee
March 8, 2010
Action for Healthy Kids Supports First Lady Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" Campaign for Healthier Kids
February 9, 2010
Healthy Habits, Healthy Hearts for Valentine's Day
January 26, 2010
"In 2010, I Will Teach My Child How to Be Healthy"
December 17, 2009
Taking Action for Healthy Kids Garners Chances for Super Bowl XLIV Dream Package
December 1, 2009
How Well Are Parents Contributing to the Health of Their Children's Schools?
October 13, 2009
Bridging the Cultural Divide to Create Healthier Kids
August 25, 2009
School Breakfast Programs a Growing Trend in Getting Students Ready to Learn
August 6, 2009
92 Indiana Schools Recognized for Commitment to Healthy Students
May 19, 2009
AFHK Calls for Continued Improvements for Children Before U.S. Senate Committee
May 15, 2009
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Deb New
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Phone: (317) 602-3416
Email: deb@ActionforHealthyKids.org
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