Austin Mayors Health and Well-being Council Accepting 2025 Exemplary Schools Certification and Faith-Based Partner Applications

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The Austin Mayor’s Health and Well-being Council is actively seeking applications for its 2025 Exemplary Schools Certification and Faith-Based Partner programs. This initiative is designed to identify and honor schools and faith-based organizations that are dedicated to enhancing health and well-being within their communities. By participating, these institutions can play a critical role in addressing public health challenges in Austin. The council emphasizes the importance of recognizing those who implement effective wellness strategies that promote healthy behaviors among residents. Schools and faith-based partners are urged to showcase their programs and initiatives, which can significantly contribute to a healthier environment.

This collaborative effort underscores the need for partnerships between local government, educational institutions, and faith communities to drive positive change. The program not only aims to celebrate achievements but also encourages ongoing commitment to health initiatives. By fostering these connections, the council hopes to create a stronger, healthier Austin for all its residents.

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