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The Healthy after School Snack Food Committee

The Community Heart Health Coalition of Ulster County chairs The Healthy after School Snack Food Committee. We are pleased that the County Executive Mike Hein and the Ulster County Health Department have recognized the Healthy Snack Food Guidelines generated by our committee as a model for Ulster County after School programs to use as a way of helping children consume healthier snack foods.  A press conference was held at Mac Park on March 26, 2012 to announce this initiative. Mac Park is the first after school program in Ulster County to announce their intentions to implement the guidelines which are based on the Choose Sensibly Guidelines developed by the New York State Nutrition Association.

The Healthy after School Snack Food Committee


Take the Healthy After School Snack Food Challenge

You be the Judge. Download the policies and take the Snack Food Challenge. Take an individually packaged snack food and see which policy is most useable for determining whether or not a food is in compliance with the policy.

Policy #1 is the one we created and are urging the Kingston City School Board’s Health and Wellness Committee to recommend for passage.

Policy #2 is the one currently on the books at the school “ So what do you think ? If you want to add your name to the list of people advocating for Policy #1 – please email us at laurie.mozian@hahv.org

Who we are...

The Community Heart Health Coalition of Ulster County was formed to promote heart disease prevention through physical activity and nutrition initiatives.

Select from the menu on the left to visit our various projects.

Here are a group of volunteers reclaiming an abandoned piece of the rail trail and making it walkable and user friendly for people with disabilities. This project was made possible with funds from The Community Heart Health Coalition of Ulster County, the direction and coordination of Kingston Parks and Recreation and the help of volunteers.

group photo rail trail

As members of the coalition we are looking to increase the opportunities for our neighbors to choose healthier lifestyles through food selection and fitness opportunities.

As a community, working together we can combine resources to create programs and events, as well as supporting physical activity training and health education efforts.

American Heart Association Award
Left to right: Kathryn Puglisi, Cathy Racicot, June Strand, Ed McCormick- Div. Board Chair, Laurie Mozian

We welcome the support, cooperation and volunteer efforts of all. To support or volunteer, contact the following current members.

Red Dress Day for Healthy Hearts
Left to right Top Row- June Strand, Pat Smith, Laurie Mozian, Nancy Treumann, Marge Gagnon, Carole Roberts, Kevin Gilfeather. Seated: Stacy Kraft, Cathy Racicot

 

American Heart Asso. Dutchess-Ulster Div.
Phone (845) 905-2121

Benedictine Hospital
Phone (845) 388-2500

City of Kingston Parks & Recreation Dept.
Contact: Pat Johnson
(845) 331-1682 • FAX (845) 331-2750
467 Broadway • Kingston, NY 12401

Cornell Coop. Extension of Ulster County
Phone (845) 340-3990

The Kingston Hospital
Phone (845) 331-3131

Ulster County Health Department
Phone (845) 340-3150

The Rose Women's Care Service
Community Resource Center
Phone (845) 691-7984

arrow The Kingston Hospital Foundation
blankContact: Steffen Kraehmer
Phone (845) 331-3131 ext 6013

arrow Retired Seniors Volunteer Program
Contact: Catherine Canzian - Program Director
Phone (845) 339-2181