Get Healthy Utah is a non-profit organization working to improve healthy eating and active living in Utah. Get Healthy Utah works with school, workplace, and community leaders to influence system level change and provide better opportunities for health.
Get Healthy Utah recognizes that complex health issues can only be adequately addressed through partnerships and collaboration. By aligning efforts across sectors, we are better able to get results. We understand that policy, systems, and environmental changes are key to creating a culture of health in Utah. We know that opportunities to be healthy are not equally accessible to all Utahns and that we must focus on changes that create equitable opportunities to ensure improved health and wellness for all.
The mission of Get Healthy Utah is to create a culture of health through engaging multi-sector stakeholders, building partnerships, providing resources, and connecting efforts that support healthy eating and active living. We do this by:
Get Healthy Utah is hiring a new Executive Director! Get Healthy Utah is looking for a dynamic and motivated individual to serve as the Executive Director. The Executive Director is the key management leader of Get Healthy Utah. The Executive Director is responsible for overseeing the administration, programs, and strategic plan of the organization. Other […]
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The Annual Get Healthy Utah Stakeholder Retreat was held virtually on May 5, 2021. The event focused on the One Utah Roadmap. Lt. Governor Deidre Henderson provided the keynote address. The closing session focused on the Healthy Utah Community designation program. During the Stakeholder Retreat, presenters and participants met in breakout sessions to discuss sections […]
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What is a wellness policy? A wellness policy creates a safe and healthy environment for students and staff to practice lifelong healthy habits. The school community (which includes parents, students, food service professionals, physical education teachers, school health professionals, community health partners, school nurses, the LEA board, and administrators) is encouraged to participate in the […]
READ MORE >>On six days in 2021, all National Park Service sites that charge an entrance fee will offer free admission to everyone. During the summer, entrance fees will be waived on August 4th and August 25th.
August 4 at United States National ParksThe Utah Outdoor Recreation Summit serves as a gathering place for all sectors of the outdoor recreation industry in Utah to connect, learn, grow and build together with a vision for the future, health and vitality of outdoor recreation in Utah.
September 22 - September 23 at Utah State University
