National Council on Aging (NCOA)
NCOA is a national voice for older adults—especially those who are vulnerable and disadvantaged—and the community organizations that serve them. NCOA brings together nonprofit organizations, businesses, and government to develop creative solutions that improve the lives of all older adults. NCOA works with thousands of organizations across the country to help seniors find jobs and benefits, improve their health, live independently, and remain active in their communities.
Aim for a Healthy Weight
This booklet for adults contains practical, easy-to-use information for losing and maintaining weight - including tips on healthy eating and physical activity, other options such as weight loss medications and weight loss surgery, setting weight loss goals, and rewarding success. The booklet also includes portion and serving size information, sample reduced calorie menus, tips on dining out, a sample walking program, weekly food and activity diary, and more.Backdoor Readings Volume IV
A fun and easy way to kick off your health ministry! Simply place print and use them in your church. Their name comes from the common use of placing them on the back of bathroom stall doors, so that people can get health information while not... um... otherwise preoccupied.Volume IV includes: Accident Prevention, Heart Attack!!!, Colorectal Cancer, Fitness, Atrial Fibrillation, Anxiety, Health Care System, Get Healthy America!, Fun Facts II, Sleep, Depression, and Christmas Tree Basics.
Delta Society: The Human-Animal Health Connection
The mission of Delta Society is to help lead the world in advancing human health and well-being through positive interactions with animals. They help people throughout the world become healthier and happier by incorporating therapy, service and companion animals into their lives.The Episcopal Conference of the Deaf
The ECD represents many ministries with the Deaf in the Episcopal Church through out the United States. This includes styles of ministry that vary from Deaf congregations worshiping in American Sign Language with interpreters for Hearing members and visitors to Hearing congregations with interpreters for Deaf members of those congregations.