Staff Wellness Resources
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About Healthier Tennessee
The Governor’s Foundation for Health and Wellness began in 2013, when Governor Bill Haslam announced its creation and the launch of Healthier Tennessee®. The work was implemented in three phases, starting with creating greater awareness of our health issues and encouraging people to get involved in improving health outcomes. In subsequent years, it involved a second phase of developing and deploying free tools and programs in schools, workplaces, and faith communities to enable citizens to lead healthier lives. In the final phase, the work was centered on the Healthier Tennessee Communities program.
Volunteer committees were established in counties, towns, on college campuses, and in urban and suburban neighborhoods, and hundreds of people have created and carried out plans, organized and held events, generated publicity and participation, and achieved measurable progress. Dozens of places have earned the official designation as Healthier Tennessee Communities, and better health and more action to improve the quality of our lives have been the result. The program is now in the hands of citizen volunteers in locations across the state.
The Governor’s Foundation for Health and Wellness began in 2013, when Governor Bill Haslam announced its creation and the launch of Healthier Tennessee®. The work was implemented in three phases, starting with creating greater awareness of our health issues and encouraging people to get involved in improving health outcomes. In subsequent years, it involved a second phase of developing and deploying free tools and programs in schools, workplaces, and faith communities to enable citizens to lead healthier lives. In the final phase, the work was centered on the Healthier Tennessee Communities program.
Volunteer committees were established in counties, towns, on college campuses, and in urban and suburban neighborhoods, and hundreds of people have created and carried out plans, organized and held events, generated publicity and participation, and achieved measurable progress. Dozens of places have earned the official designation as Healthier Tennessee Communities, and better health and more action to improve the quality of our lives have been the result. The program is now in the hands of citizen volunteers in locations across the state.
Join the other Tennesseans who are getting healthier in a few simple steps.
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Making healthy lifestyle changes is easier when you add simple, new habits to your routine. That’s why we created Small Starts.
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gmsd staff wellness resources
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healthy living resources
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health & wellness archives
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amazing stories from our staff
Richard Coleman is one of the great PE teachers of GMSD! He's a Physical Educator at Farmington Elementary School and a hero to many across our state when it comes to fundraising through "The Great Cycle Challenge"!!! Coach Coleman has set a goal of 564 miles and $2,614 to be raised for fighting kid's cancer. We're so proud of his efforts and passion to make a difference in the lives of kids that need it most. Coach Coleman is a role model to us all and we proudly support him in his endeavors!
flu shots from the shot nurse
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We at GMSD believe in being Flu Shot Heroes!! We encourage and provide opportunities for all district teachers and staff to get a free flu shot! The flu shots are covered under our GMSD insurance policy and we work with the great people at The Shot Nurse to get visits arranged so staff can get their flu shot!
Join the fight against the flu and get vaccinated to help yourself and those around you!
Join the fight against the flu and get vaccinated to help yourself and those around you!
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