Our 6 Week Summer Meltdown Weight Loss Program is a collaborative event that will educate and motivate with articles, videos, recipes and exercise routines you can do in your own home without any equipment. Our topics will include fitness, nutrition, mental/emotional and physical health, healthy aging, financial wellness, environment and human performance. There will be fresh new content every week, guiding you every step of the way.
Hosted by the North Jersey Health Collaborative and The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
If you have prediabetes, you can lower your blood sugar and prevent diabetes through diet and exercise. A no cost virtual year-long group program led by Health Coach Mary Ellen Zung, is starting on September
Is It Possible to Stay Healthy & Happy at Any Age? Tips to Master the Challenges of Aging Hosted by: Laura O’Reilly-Stanzilis RN MSM, The North Jersey Health Collaborative, Executive Director Presented by: Lorie Gardner
Schedule a Screening and remind your friends and family to schedule theirs! Early detection and treatment saves lives.
*For MCCC Members Please register in Advance through the Morris County Chamber of Commerce website Member Events Page 1 Hour meeting followed by optional 30 minutes Needs and Leads Networking Session
The Bill and Nancy Conger Art of Caregiving Series with Morristown Medical Center Whether you’re an experienced caregiver or brand new to the role, there’s an art to providing care for an aging loved one.
Walk Against Hunger. Stay for picnic and activities BYO friends, family, pets, strollers, food, chairs, outdoor games, frisbees Team Thrive Morris is a project collaborating with Hands On! Philanthropy and the Morris County Chamber of Commerce Health
Breaking bread- Creating Community Bring your old friends and meet some new ones. Take time to break away from the computer screen and enjoy the company of a fun group of people gathering to enjoy
Whether you’re an experienced caregiver or brand new to the role, there’s an art to providing care for an aging loved one. Caregiving is not a “one size fits all” experience and often requires learning
Whether you’re an experienced caregiver or brand new to the role, there’s an art to providing care for an aging loved one. Caregiving is not a “one size fits all” experience and often requires learning