Addressing healthier ways to work is becoming a standard for more and more employers. This set of guidelines for healthy meetings will help you serve as a role model for your employees.

While not a "how-to" manual, this e-book presents accurate information about health ministry, with a focus on congregations and their leadership. Previously published in book form with a red cover, this edition has been updated by the author. We are extremely grateful to Stephanie Ulrich for her work in health ministry and her continued support of NEHM.

The Living Compass program is based on the belief that each of us could know what we need to do to become more whole if we would only take time to listen to God’s quiet whisper of a voice within us. It is also based on the belief that we cannot be whole by ourselves: this journey towards wellness will require the support and care of others as well.

Debbie Ventura, Diocesan Liaison in the Diocese of West Virginia, was kind enough to share this sample of their health ministry brochure. We hope it inspires ideas for your own promotion of health ministry!

Health & wellness fairs are a cost-effective way of providing valuable health information and screening services for many people at a single event. Successful health & wellness fairs require a good amount of planning, commitment, and dedication. We hope you will recognize the valuable benefits of planning a health and wellness fair and that you will begin to coordinate your event soon.

This guide was prepared by the Older Adult Ministries Task Force, which included NEHM CEO Matthew Ellis as a member.

A new, consumer-friendly website with clear and concise tools to help with the basics of mental health, the signs of mental illness, how to talk about mental health, and how to get help. The website also includes a series of videos featuring celebrities and ordinary Americans whose lives have been touched by mental illness.

Partners on the Path helps professional and family caregivers preserve their health, well-being and capacity to care by providing research-based, user-friendly self-care resources, in online, in-print and person-to-person formats.

NEAC's challenge is to continue to offer support for caregivers, give guidance on prevention, encourage the growth of a network for those who minister to those affected by HIV/AIDS, and advocate for a more compassionate AIDS policy. Wherever the need, NEAC is there for you.

National Episcopal AIDS Coalition shares offices and staff with National Episcopal Health Ministries through a contractual relationship.

This step by step manual helps you create a 5K walking program. This manual has been designed to get people more physically active and ultimately improve their health.