Chicago, illinois
Septembre 25, 2021
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This Year, a fun day of FREE events awaits those who attend the ¡Vive tu vida! Get Up! Get Moving!® annual celebration at the McKinley Park Fieldhouse in Chicago, Illinois.
Participants will have the opportunity to choose from a variety of exciting activities, including tennis clinics, a soccer mini-camp, and other exercise demonstrations. FREE health screenings and health education will also be available. Food, music, live entertainment, and giveaways will be incorporated in the day's activities and attractions! For more information about ¡Vive tu vida! Get Up! Get Moving!® event in Chicago, please contact Esther Sciammarella at 312-842-2340 or by email at chhc@chicagohispanichealthcoalition.org 
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About the Chicago Hispanic Health Coalition (CHHC):
The Chicago Hispanic Health Coalition was established in June 1991 as a multi- disciplinary membership organization to address the need for health promotion and disease prevention among Chicago's Hispanic community. The Coalition's mission is to promote healthy behavior and prevent chronic disease. CHHC advances health education and disease prevention in the Hispanic community. CHHC dedicates all its efforts to improve the quality of life for Hispanics by promoting healthy behaviors and environments. Through coalition building and direct action, it seeks to empower the Hispanic community by providing a centralized forum for capacity building, coordination, policy and networking among health and human service providers and consumers.
The Chicago Hispanic Health Coalition was established in June 1991 as a multi- disciplinary membership organization to address the need for health promotion and disease prevention among Chicago's Hispanic community. The Coalition's mission is to promote healthy behavior and prevent chronic disease. CHHC advances health education and disease prevention in the Hispanic community. CHHC dedicates all its efforts to improve the quality of life for Hispanics by promoting healthy behaviors and environments. Through coalition building and direct action, it seeks to empower the Hispanic community by providing a centralized forum for capacity building, coordination, policy and networking among health and human service providers and consumers.
