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Michigan Steps Up Work Groups Overview

Michigan Steps Up Business Group Molly Cotant Business Group Molly Cotant

Michigan Steps Up Business Stakeholder Group

Call to Action Develop opportunities for businesses to share information. Gather resources that support health at the worksite. Provide policy-level support of worksite health promotion programs.

MISU and Michigan Businesses: Partners for Michigan’s Health Public Health and Financial Health Improved Health Outcomes and Increased Productivity Desire to lower health care costs

Policy and Environmental Change Primary means to achieve worksite wellness Cost effective Supported by state level programs

Lessons Learned Different cultures Varied goals Example: Business Brochure

Success Story Health Alliance Plane Greater Detroit Area Health Council Accident Fund of Michigan

Moving Foward Collaborate Promote Keep an open mind

Business Stakeholder Workgroup Ken Holtyn, Holtyn and Associates- Health Promotion Consultants Tim McDonald, General Motors Corp. Rosemary Smith, UBS Financial MDCH Staff: Cardiovascular Disease and Tobacco Sections

Call to Action Develop opportunities for businesses to share information. Gather resources that support health at the worksite. Provide policy-level support of worksite health promotion programs.

MISU and Michigan Businesses: Partners for Michigan’s Health Public Health and Financial Health Improved Health Outcomes and Increased Productivity Desire to lower health care costs

Policy and Environmental Change Primary means to achieve worksite wellness Cost effective Supported by state level programs

Lessons Learned Different cultures Varied goals Example: Business Brochure

Success Story Health Alliance Plane Greater Detroit Area Health Council Accident Fund of Michigan

Moving Foward Collaborate Promote Keep an open mind

Michigan Steps Up Community Group Mikelle Robinson Community Group Mikelle Robinson

1.Enhance physical activity by making it easy and safe to be physically active each day. 2.Support daily consumption and easy access to healthy foods. 3.Support tobacco-free lifestyles by focusing on tobacco prevention and reduction. Goals

Accomplishments 1.Provided Designing Healthy Livable Communities Conference. 2.Compiling a comprehensive list of Michigan Community Health Coalitions. 3.Encouraging and supporting the completion of community assessment tools by coalitions. A.Physical Activity B.Nutrition C.Tobacco-Free Policies 4.Action plans to include community-based policy and environmental changes

Success Stories 1.Increased number of smoke-free business and restaurant policies among Asian communities in Grand Rapids. 2.Michigan State University Extension awarded 10 community grants to improve nutrition for food stamp recipients. 3.MDCH awarded fifteen community grants focusing on policy and environmental change 4.Promotion of “MI Steps Up” by major grocery chains throughout the state

Michigan Steps Up Faith-Based Group Janet Kiley Faith-Based Group Janet Kiley

Objectives Implement a nutrition-based guideline Implement a Walk-by-Faith or other effective walking or physical activity program. Develop, approve and implement a campus- wide tobacco-free policy.

Accomplishments Provided funding via Michigan Nutrition Network for mini-grants in Metro Detroit ACS Body & Soul AHA Search Your Heart Promotion of campaign by group partners

Success Stories Breakfast meeting with over 50 faith-based leaders to discuss mini-grant opportunities Training for at least 40 health ministry leaders providing support and educational resources.

Success Stories Development and testing of resource manual to implement a fruit and vegetable mini- market. Presentation to Governor’s Faith-Based Steering Committee.