Somerset Health Health

Initiatives

CONTACTS
DATA
FAMILY SITES
FUNDING
HOT TOPICS
INITIATIVES
LINKS
NEWSLETTERS
RECIPE
CORNER
MEDICAL
INFORMATION

Healthy Maine Partnerships (HMP)
HMP is a new initiative that was established to link aspects of four Bureau of Health programs,
Partnership For A Tobacco-Free Maine (PTM), Maine Cardiovascular Health Program (MCVHP), Community Health Program (CHP), and the Bureau of Health Coordinated School Health Programs (BOH, CSHP), in collaboration with the Department of Education’s Coordinated School Health Program (DOE, CSHP). The coordination of the state and local intervention activities are funded by the tobacco settlement and assures linkages with related program activities. Each of the local Partnerships works to reduce tobacco-related chronic diseases by developing and implementing comprehensive community-level interventions that promote and support tobacco use prevention, increased physical activity and healthy eating, primarily through policy and environmental change.
www.healthymainepartnerships.com/

Quit and Win
Quit and Win is a cost-effective evidence-based smoking cessation method that uses innovative communication methods, partnership, community organizations, and health service involvement. Quit and Win contains a positive message for smokers and has proven to be applicable in different cultures all over the world. Participants stop using tobacco for at least the contest period and, if they succeed, are eligible to win prizes.

Move More!
Move More is a Physical Activity and Healthy Weight Workgroup of Greater Waterville PATCH (Planned Approach to Community Health) dedicated to promoting physical activity and healthy eating habits. Move More strives to spread the message that everyone can benefit from a moderate amount of physical activity on most, if not all, days of the week. In addition to preventing chronic disease regular exercise can help us feel better, look better, sleep better, fight depression and lose weight. Physical inactivity has been associated with a number of serious chronic conditions, including heart disease, high blood pressure, type two diabetes, and osteoporosis. Find out more about Move More! here:
movemore.org/


School Health Coordinator
Somerset Heart Health

School Health Coordinator

MSAD #54
Project Director
MSAD #59
Fawn Haynie
Bill Primmerman
Karyn Martin
Skowhegan Area High School
PO Box 468
55 Weston Avenue
61 Academy Circle
Skowhegan, Maine 04976
Madison, ME 04950
Skowhegan, ME 04976
(207) 474-7473
(207) 696-3381 ext. 4232
(207) 474-5511 ext. 5205
karmartin@madison-jrhs.sad59.k12.me.us

A Healthy Maine Partnership
Funding is provided with tobacco settlement money from the Fund for a Healthy Maine, through the Partnership For A Tobacco-Free Maine, Bureau of Health, Department of Human Services.