In March 2010, the Philadelphia Department of Public Health launched Get Healthy Philly, a groundbreaking public health initiative bringing together government, community-based organizations, academia, and the private sector.

Get Healthy Philly envisions a Philadelphia where all residents can live, work, learn, shop, worship, and play in environments that promote healthy eating, active living, and a smoke-free existence.

Get Healthy Philly works to ensure that Philadelphians can enjoy long, productive lives free from disease, disability, and premature death.

• Tobacco Policy and Control
• Nutrition and Physical Activity

• Tobacco Policy and Control
• Nutrition and Physical Activity

• Walkable Access to Healthy Food in Philadelphia, 2010 & 2012
• School Food Reforms Status Report
• S.R. Watkins School Food Reforms Report (Executive Summary)
• S.R. Watkins School Food Reforms Report (Final Report)
• Get Healthy Philly overview
• The Challenge of Youth Smoking in Philadelphia
• Obesity and Chronic Disease in Philadelphia
• Farmers’ Markets and Food Bucks report
• Developing Media Interventions to Reduce Household Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption

• smokefreephilly.org
• facebook.com/smokefreephilly
• foodfitphilly.org
• facebook.com/foodfitphilly