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Northern Health’s Imagine program taking applications

Community projects that promote healthy living can receive a financial boost through Northern Health.

Lead of Healthy Community Development, Mandy Levesque says their Imagine community grant funding support several criteria.

– Healthy eating and food security

– Physical activity and active living

– Injury prevention

– Tobacco-free communities

– Positive mental health

– Prevention of substance harms

– Healthy early childhood development

– Healthy aging

Applications are being accepted until February 29th with up to $5,000 dollars being offered.

The program has been in place since 2009.

Information can be obtained by calling 1-855-645-6555 or 250-645-6407.

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