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This tool kit covers guidelines and ideas for implementing changes for a healthier community-including physical, policy and social changes. The topics included are community design and public health, working with communities and the media, and a list of must-read documents on physical activity, nutrition and tobacco-free environments.



OrganizationPromoting Active Communities Program - Michigan Department of Community Health
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URLwww.mihealthtools.org/documents/HealthyCom...
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