National Women's Health Week: May 11-17, 2008
Although the National Women's Health Week is already in its eighth year, I had some trouble coming up with events, women's health week resources and the like to provide to you, my readers. It's a shame that more emphasis is not being put on this week, especially with the kick off day being Mother's Day! So, below is what I have come up with. If you have any good resources, please email them to :info@pathwayswellnessprogram.com.
Women's Passport to Health: Go to the healthywomen.org web site and order your very cute very free "Passport" that keeps track of screening ranges, schedules and also contains record keeping tools. Get the passport!
GOOD Free Stuff from healthywomen.org: Go to this online page to find a lot of free health offers such as a child safety kit or samples from Dove, Aveeno, Always or Yogi Tea. Gotta love good free stuff: go get it!
The WOMAN Challenge: "Women and girls Out Moving Across the Nation" Start or continue your exercise routine along a "virtual route" across America. Free registration allows you to use online tools to track your progress. This would be a great activity for kids, girls and boys, to get active before summer hits! Go to their web site to sign up
National Women's Check-up day Pledge: This program is also offered through womenshealth.gov. When you make the pledge you can download a "check up checklist", track community progress, send an e-card to your friends or find a health center for you or someone you know that needs help. Take the Pledge!
Women's Passport to Health: Go to the healthywomen.org web site and order your very cute very free "Passport" that keeps track of screening ranges, schedules and also contains record keeping tools. Get the passport!
GOOD Free Stuff from healthywomen.org: Go to this online page to find a lot of free health offers such as a child safety kit or samples from Dove, Aveeno, Always or Yogi Tea. Gotta love good free stuff: go get it!
The WOMAN Challenge: "Women and girls Out Moving Across the Nation" Start or continue your exercise routine along a "virtual route" across America. Free registration allows you to use online tools to track your progress. This would be a great activity for kids, girls and boys, to get active before summer hits! Go to their web site to sign up
National Women's Check-up day Pledge: This program is also offered through womenshealth.gov. When you make the pledge you can download a "check up checklist", track community progress, send an e-card to your friends or find a health center for you or someone you know that needs help. Take the Pledge!




