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As healthcare spending rises, state and federal policymakers are examining the role that prevention can play in cutting costs. From quality healthcare to nutritious school meals, Council for a Strong America supports investments in children’s health that lead to a stronger economy, less crime, and improved military eligibility in the years to come.

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  1. Childhood Obesity
  2. Food Insecurity and Child Nutrition
  3. Physical Activity
  4. Physical Education
  5. Walking and Biking

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  1. April 17, 2017

    How an Elementary School Incorporates Physical Activity in the Classroom

    Blog

  2. March 20, 2017

    The Case for Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP)

    Factsheet

  3. February 21, 2017

    ReadyNation’s 2017 Outlook

    Blog

  4. December 22, 2016

    3 Things the 115th Congress Can Do to Strengthen America’s Families

    Blog

  5. June 14, 2016

    Mental Health Reform Letter to Congress

    Letters to Lawmakers | Announcement

  6. May 4, 2016

    Former Senate Majority Leaders Call for Healthier School Meals

    Op-Ed

  7. April 6, 2016

    Strengthening America’s Youth and Armed Forces

    Op-Ed

  8. April 5, 2016

    Weighing Down Our Military: Obesity is a National Security Threat

    Op-Ed

  9. September 28, 2015

    A Healthy Bottom Line

    Report

  10. September 1, 2015

    How Early Childhood Education Affects America's Health and Workforce

    Infographic

  11. June 15, 2015

    Police Chiefs to Florida Legislators: Healthcare Expansion is a Public Safety Matter

    Letters to Lawmakers

  12. May 20, 2015

    Extending Healthcare: The Public Safety Case

    Report

  13. September 18, 2014

    Poor Fitness in Military Poses Peril

    Media Coverage

  14. September 1, 2014

    Connecting Students to Mental Health Services

    Report

  15. July 6, 2014

    The Crime Prevention Case for Children's Healthcare in Arizona

    Report

  16. June 28, 2014

    Recruits' Ineligibility Tests the Military

    Media Coverage