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Have you seen these ads online or on TV? Healthy Portland has been working through its Communities Putting Prevention to Work grant to get these messages out to you. For more information on sugar sweetened beverages and drink choices with less sugar, check out: 
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Please see the below links for more information on each of the campaigns. 

Boston MA: www.sugarsmarts.com   boston-skate-en_300x250_sti_non.jpg

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New York City: www.nyc.gov/health/drinkingfat

Portland-jump-rope-banner-ad.jpg   For more information on free places to play in Portland, check out the Portland Places to Play map. If you would like to have a hard copy mailed to you, please contact Healthy Portland at 756-8021. 





Healthy Portland is a community coalition working to improve the health of our city by promoting healthy, active ways of life. Our community coalition is made up of folks from schools, businesses, worksites, media, public policy makers, community groups and residents. We all work together to make it easier for people living and working in Portland to eat healthy, be physically active and live their lives tobacco-free.

Our community is at the heart of what we do and we encourage you to become a part of our coalition. There are many ways that you can help improve the health of our city. You can do as much or as little as your time and interest allow. Tell us what is important to you, stay informed by signing up to receive our monthly Egrams, or be a leader by becoming part of our coalition. The list below gives some ideas of what we do. Contact us if you are interested in:

· Getting youth to school safely
· Places in Portland to get exercise
· Limiting second-hand smoke
· Food in schools
· Wellness at your worksite
· Eating healthy throughout the City
· Promoting health at your school
· The health and well-being of people in Portland

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