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Holiday Trimmings Program
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Annual Reports
HONU 2025 Action Team Highlights
- Brown County Mental Health and Wellness Action Team 2025
- Brown County Chemical Health Action Team 2025
- Food Environment Action Team 2025
- Coalition for Safe, Active and Healthy Streets and Safe Routes to School Action Teams 2025
- Worksite Action Team 2025 Highlights
HONU 2024 Action Team Highlights
- HONU 2024 Highlights
- Worksite Action Team 2024
- Mental Health and Wellness Action Team 2024
- Food Environment Action Team 2024
- Downtown Action Team 2024
- Chemical Health Action Team 2024
- Coalition for Safe, Active and Healthy Streets and Safe Routes to School Action Teams 2024
HONU 2023 Action Team Highlights
- 2023 HONU Highlights
- CHAT 2023 Accomplishments
- Worksite Action Team 2023 Accomplishments
- CASHS and SRTS 2023 Accomplishments
- FEAT 2023 Accomplishments
- Downtown 2023 Accomplishments
- MHWAT 2023 Accomplishments
Earlier Annual Reports
- 2022 HONU Highlights
- 2021 Highlights
- 2015 Annual Report to the Community
- 2016 Annual Report to the Community
- 2017 Annual Report to the Community
- 2018 Annual Report to the Community
- HONU Impact Report
- HONU 2020 Highlights
Professional Publications on
Heart of New Ulm Research
- Modest but Clinically Meaningful Reduction of Cardiovascular Disease in Rural New Ulm
- Community-Based Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Initiatives can be Successful in Engaging Adult Community Members
- Community-Based Interventions in New Ulm Help Residents Make Nutrition and Physical Activity Improvements
- Health Initiatives Implemented at a Population Level Can Help Residents Improve Blood Pressure and Cholesterol