Wethersfield - Wintergreen Woods Storybook Walk
675 Folly Brook Blvd, Wethersfield.
All walks are contingent on no rain.
Newington - Mill Pond
Garfield Street, Newington. Parking is available in a lot at the intersection of Browning & Hillcrest Ave.
All walks are contingent on no rain.
Berlin - Pistol Creek
600 Spruce Brook Rd, Berlin. Meet in parking lot.
Our Recovery Coach, Sara, will be present at this walk. If you are in need of substance use disorder (SUD) services, community resources, free Narcan or other harm reduction supplies, they will be available to you at this walk.
All walks are contingent on no rain.
Do you live or work in Berlin, Newington, Rocky Hill or Wethersfield & want to improve your health?
Are you interested in helping your town win a friendly competition?
Then sign up for “Walk this May”!
Visit www.ccthd.org/walking-competition, call 860-785-8380 ext. 216 or scan the QR code above for details on registration, tracking steps, or receiving a pedometer (while supplies last).
During May, log steps or activities* into the Walker Tracker program or have activities automatically linked to your fitness device.
Every activity logged during May supports your well-being and helps your town win!
If you participated in the Walk This May Program before, you should be automatically registered for this year’s challenge!
*Thanks to the Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield Terryberry BeWell Step Tracking program, participants can also engage in various activities besides walking.
No registration required
Come learn about what your health district is doing to keep your community heathy
Learn about community resources, including those for substance use disorder
Get health information on various topics
Tell us what you community health concerns are and how we can help
Get your blood pressure checked
Get one on one counseling with a registered nurse about your risk factors
Learn what you can do today to protect your heart
No registration required
No registration required
Mondays, 6/10-7/22 no class 7/1, 10am-12pm Live Well with Chronic Conditions is a 6-week workshop for individuals with a chronic condition and/or their caregivers. Participants will learn how to manage their ongoing health issue using Acton Planning, Decision Making and Problem Solving. Topics covered include managing fatigue, healthy eating, physical activity, managing stress and difficult emotions, and communicating effectively. Originally developed at Stanford University, this evidence-based program is beneficial in helping individuals take control of their chronic condition. Program is free but registration is required. Please register at www.ccthd.org/chs, or call 860-785-8380 ext 216, or 860-258-2786
***For Executive Square Apartment residents only
Blood Pressure screening and heart healthy lifestyle education
Come visit us at Rocky Hill Farmers Market to learn what your health district is doing to help keep your community healthy
Come tell us what services or education you would like to see more of and what are some of your community health concerns.
Learn about resources in your community, including those for substance use disorder
Get health information on various topics
No registration required
Mondays, 6/10-7/22 no class 7/1, 10am-12pm Live Well with Chronic Conditions is a 6-week workshop for individuals with a chronic condition and/or their caregivers. Participants will learn how to manage their ongoing health issue using Acton Planning, Decision Making and Problem Solving. Topics covered include managing fatigue, healthy eating, physical activity, managing stress and difficult emotions, and communicating effectively. Originally developed at Stanford University, this evidence-based program is beneficial in helping individuals take control of their chronic condition. Program is free but registration is required. Please register at www.ccthd.org/chs, or call 860-785-8380 ext 216, or 860-258-2786
Blood pressure screening and heart healthy lifestyle education following services (for members of the mosque only).
** For residents of Ahepa Senior Living only
Learn about the most common viruses that can cause inflammation of the liver, hepatitis
Learn what you can do to prevent Hepatitis
Learn recommendations for getting tested for Hepatitis C
Get tested/ screened for Hepatitis C antibodies
Get your blood pressure checked
Get one on one counseling with a registered nurse about your risk factors
Learn what you can do today to protect your heart
No registration required
A half hour appointment with a registered nurse (RN) who will perform nail trimmings, callus removal, visual inspection of feet, assess bloodflow, etc. Due to risk of complication, this service is not offered for those diagnosed with diabetes or on blood thinners. $30 per visit. Please call 860-785-8380 extension 216 to make an appointment or for any questions.
No registration required
Mondays, 6/10-7/22 no class 7/1, 10am-12pm Live Well with Chronic Conditions is a 6-week workshop for individuals with a chronic condition and/or their caregivers. Participants will learn how to manage their ongoing health issue using Acton Planning, Decision Making and Problem Solving. Topics covered include managing fatigue, healthy eating, physical activity, managing stress and difficult emotions, and communicating effectively. Originally developed at Stanford University, this evidence-based program is beneficial in helping individuals take control of their chronic condition. Program is free but registration is required. Please register at www.ccthd.org/chs, or call 860-785-8380 ext 216, or 860-258-2786
No registration required
Learn what your blood pressure is and how to prevent high blood pressure
Ask questions about your health and medicines.
Learn about what Hepatitis C is and why you should get screened for antibodies.
Learn what resources are available to you and your family who may be suffering from a substance use disorder
Learn what your health district is doing for you and upcoming events being offered by your health district and our partners
Learn about initiatives in your community being used to combat opioid overdoses and ways to implement harm reduction techniques to protect those suffering from this substance use disorder. This is a virtual meeting, please contact 860-785-8389 ext. 216 if interested in joining the conversation.
Mondays, 6/10-7/22 no class 7/1, 10am-12pm Live Well with Chronic Conditions is a 6-week workshop for individuals with a chronic condition and/or their caregivers. Participants will learn how to manage their ongoing health issue using Acton Planning, Decision Making and Problem Solving. Topics covered include managing fatigue, healthy eating, physical activity, managing stress and difficult emotions, and communicating effectively. Originally developed at Stanford University, this evidence-based program is beneficial in helping individuals take control of their chronic condition. Program is free but registration is required. Please register at www.ccthd.org/chs, or call 860-785-8380 ext 216, or 860-258-2786
Learn what your blood pressure is and how to prevent high blood pressure
Ask questions about your health and medicines.
Learn about what Hepatitis C is and why you should get screened for antibodies.
Learn what resources are available to you and your family who may be suffering from a substance use disorder
Learn what your health district is doing for you and upcoming events being offered by your health district and our partners
Mondays, 6/10-7/22 no class 7/1, 10am-12pm Live Well with Chronic Conditions is a 6-week workshop for individuals with a chronic condition and/or their caregivers. Participants will learn how to manage their ongoing health issue using Acton Planning, Decision Making and Problem Solving. Topics covered include managing fatigue, healthy eating, physical activity, managing stress and difficult emotions, and communicating effectively. Originally developed at Stanford University, this evidence-based program is beneficial in helping individuals take control of their chronic condition. Program is free but registration is required. Please register at www.ccthd.org/chs, or call 860-785-8380 ext 216, or 860-258-2786
Learn what your blood pressure is and how to prevent high blood pressure
Ask questions about your health and medicines.
Learn about what Hepatitis C is and why you should get screened for antibodies.
Learn what resources are available to you and your family who may be suffering from a substance use disorder
Learn what your health district is doing for you and upcoming events being offered by your health district and our partners
A half hour appointment with a registered nurse (RN) who will perform nail trimmings, callus removal, visual inspection of feet, assess bloodflow, etc. Due to liability, this service is not offered for those diagnosed with diabetes. $30 per visit. Please go to: www.ccthd.org/chs to make an appointment.
Mondays, 6/10-7/22 no class 7/1, 10am-12pm Live Well with Chronic Conditions is a 6-week workshop for individuals with a chronic condition and/or their caregivers. Participants will learn how to manage their ongoing health issue using Acton Planning, Decision Making and Problem Solving. Topics covered include managing fatigue, healthy eating, physical activity, managing stress and difficult emotions, and communicating effectively. Originally developed at Stanford University, this evidence-based program is beneficial in helping individuals take control of their chronic condition. Program is free but registration is required. Please register at www.ccthd.org/chs, or call 860-785-8380 ext 216, or 860-258-2786
High blood pressure has been called the” silent killer” as it often goes undetected and untreated while causing damage to vital organs such your heart, kidney and eyes. Come join us at the Berlin library to get your blood pressure checked and learn ways you can protect your heart and health! No registration or fee required.
Learn what your blood pressure is and how to prevent high blood pressure
Ask questions about your health and medicines.
Learn about what Hepatitis C is and why you should get screened for antibodies.
Learn what resources are available to you and your family who may be suffering from a substance use disorder
Learn what your health district is doing for you and upcoming events being offered by your health district and our partners
