September is Healthy Aging® Month
"because there's lots of living left to do..."
Healthy Aging® Month is an annual observance month designed to focus national attention on the positive aspects of growing older.
The main objective of Healthy Aging® Month for 2009 is to encourage local level Healthy Aging® events that promote taking personal responsibility for one's health... be it physically, socially, mentally or financially.
Are you looking for ways to celebrate Healthy Aging® Month? Please email us with your questions, number of people you wish to reach and any other questions you have. We cannot supply free materials, but there is a great deal of information on our site for you to use. Email: info@healthyaging.net
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Order the Healthy Aging® Brochure - makes a neat handout!
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We created September is Healthy Aging® Month over 15 years ago and it is extremely popular with organizations and the general public. What better time to get on the road to better health and to reap the rewards of associating with such a strong brand and positive message!
Note: Commercial use of Healthy Aging® Month is not permitted without permission or sponsorship agreement.
Sponsor benefits include:
- Sponsor logo on official September is Healthy Aging® Month poster distributed to retail outlets, hospitals, health facilities, and more...
- Sponsor ad on Healthy Aging® website
- Sponsor ad on 2011 Healthy Aging® Guide
- Sponsor logo on "Ask Me About Healthy Aging®" buttons
- Sponsor material in "September is Healthy Aging® Month" pack sent to health, education and retail outlets
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OTHER IMPORTANT NATIONAL OBSERVANCES:
May is Older Americans Month
May is the official month during which we acknowledge, as a nation, the extraordinary contributions of our 34 million older Americans. Older Americans Month also presents us with the opportunity to draw attention to the remarkable longevity of our population and to the challenges and opportunities which will accompany population aging in the next millennium.
For more information,
contact the Administration on Aging.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
National Breast Cancer Awareness Month educates women about the importance of early detection. More and more women are getting mammograms to detect breast cancer in its earliest stages. As a result, breast cancer deaths are on the decline. Encourage the women in your life to get mammograms on a regular basis.
Resources:
National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Susan G. Komen For The Cure
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