Advancing Healthy Lifestyles Coalition
The AHL Coalition uplifts the well-being of all Delawareans and breaks down barriers to achieve healthy lifestyles.
AHL 2025 Conference videos and presentations
See video and download slide decks from the 2025 Annual Advancing Healthy Lifestyles Conference.
About Us:
The Physical Activity, Nutrition, and Obesity Prevention (PANO) Program launched the Advancing Healthy Lifestyles Coalition, with a goal to bring together coalitions and partners to focus on healthy lifestyles and equity through a PANO lens. All organizations and agencies dedicated to Physical Activity, Nutrition, and Obesity Prevention and Advancing Healthy Lifestyles are encouraged to join.
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AHL Coalition Meetings
Most Recent Meeting
Tuesday, March 18, 2025 from to
Quarterly / March 2025
Delaware Public Archives Building
121 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. N., Dover DE 19901Upcoming Meeting
No upcoming meetings are currently scheduled.
Committees
Below are the standing committees of the coalition. These committees were founded to promote and strengthen our strategic goals.
Community Engagement
Strategic Goal:
Engage coalitions and key representatives across the health system with a Physical Activity, Nutrition, and Obesity Prevention (PANO) focus to serve as a repository, knowledge sharing and networking vehicle.
Provide outreach opportunities to increase access to existing programs and services with a Physical Activity, Nutrition, and Obesity Prevention (PANO) focus, regardless of income, race, ethnicity, gender identification, age, ability, citizenship status, or geography.
Program Development
Strategic Goal:
Identify gaps in services and programs that increase access to Physical Activity, Nutrition, and Obesity Prevention (PANO) related services that reduce health disparities, improve outcomes, and affect system or cultural change.
Marketing and Communication
Strategic Goal:
Develop a marketing plan for existing programs linked to Physical Activity, Nutrition, and Obesity Prevention (PANO) and other Coalitions that promote equity and help reduce health disparities.
Policy
Strategic Goal:
Advocate for policy systems or environmental changes with a Physical Activity, Nutrition, and Obesity Prevention (PANO) focus that increase equitable access to health programs and services to increase access and reduce health disparities.
Conference Steering
Strategic Goal:
Plan, host, and evaluate the annual Advancing Healthy Lifestyles Conference to provide a platform for cross sectional sharing on national, regional, and local best practices, challenges, opportunities, and success stories.
Student
Strategic Goal:
Empower young Delawareans to lead initiatives that promote health and well-being within their community, fostering a culture of health, resilience, and positive youth engagement. Are you a student interested in an internship or shadowing opportunity? Contact us now!
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Recently Added Resources
Visit the Resources page to view evidence-based resources, tools, and publications related to physical activity, nutrition, and obesity prevention.
CDC’s Spectrum of Opportunities for Obesity Prevention in Early Care and Education Settings
CDC’s Spectrum of Opportunities Framework guides state and communities in their Early Care and Education (ECE) work to help identify how healthy growth and obesity prevention policies and activities can be embedded into ECE settings.
Burden of Chronic Disease in Delaware 2024, at a Glance
A graphical, easily digestible double-sided fact sheet that summarizes the Burden of Chronic Disease in Delaware 2024 report. It contains high-level findings in several key areas, including demographics; social determinants of health; leading causes of death, disability, and health care costs; achievements in chronic disease risk factors; and more.