Our Team
Our History
Our History
The Go Healthy Houston Task Force is committed to helping all Houstonians by working to recommend and implement specific actions to reduce the incidence of obesity through physical activity, and its health & economic impacts in the City of Houston for healthy living.
Our History
Our History
Our History
In September of 2012, former Mayor Annise Parker announced the launch of Go Healthy Houston. Now in 2020 Go Healthy Houston has evolved and grown to promote programs, policies, and projects designed to tackle the needs of its city.
Our Mission
Our History
Our Mission
Go Healthy Houston is improving the health of all Houstonians by increasing access to healthy foods, physical activity, tobacco-free places, and health education. Using data-driven models to provide solutions that make a long-lasting difference.
We are Go healthy Houston
Health Education
Project FirstLine
Project FirstLine
The Health Education team includes direct outreach into the city’s most vulnerable communities through neighborhood canvassing, signage, toolkits, virtual education presentations, and more.
Project FirstLine
Project FirstLine
Project FirstLine
Project Firstline seeks to empower Houston’s healthcare workers with the knowledge and skills to better protect themselves, their facility, family, and community from infectious disease threats, such as COVID-19.
GMH Farmers Markets
GMH Farmers Markets
GMH Farmers Markets
Our mission is to provide easier access to affordable and high-quality fresh fruits and vegetables throughout Houston and especially in food deserts—areas under-served by grocery stores and other fresh food outlets.
GMH Urban Gardens
GMH Farmers Markets
GMH Farmers Markets
The Get Moving Houston Urban Gardens provide hands-on experience in vegetable gardening and urban agriculture to community members and encourage the consumption of local fruits and vegetables.
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