Believing that healthy individuals are better able to contribute significantly to the health of its community, Nia will continue to build out its health and wellness educational programming by organizing programs and services by life stages. This organization will align with Saint Paul’s Baptist Church’s Life Stage strategy and takes into account life stage concerns as listed on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s website. (www.cdc.gov/lifestages).
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Life Stages |
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Children (Birth-10) Childhood Obesity |
Adolescents & Teens (11-19) Tobacco Use Prevention |
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Young Adults (20-29) Sexual Health |
Adults (30-39) Sexual Health |
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Adults (40-49) Sexual Health |
Mature Adults (50-59) Arthritis |
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Older Adults & Seniors (60+) Alzheimer’s |
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Specific Populations |
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| Minority Health Pregnant Women |
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