First Ever National Healthy Eating and Physical Standards Developed for Afterschool ProgramsPRWeb.com The Healthy Out-of-School Time Coalition (HOST), comprised of leaders in out-of-school time care and health promotion, brought together by the National Institute on Out-of-School Time (NIOST) at the Wellesley Centers for Women at Wellesley College, the University of Massachusetts Boston (UMB) and YMCA of the USA (Y-USA), announce the first-ever comprehensive national nutrition and physical activity standards for out-of-school programs for children in grades K-12. The new guidelines are the latest tool in the fight against childhood obesity and a step in promoting healthy options for the more than 8 million children that participate in out-of-school programs at least three hours a day, according to statistics from the HOST Coalition. This article also ran on MyFoxAL.com (WBRC), WSET.com, PR-USA.net, WILL (Illinois Public Media), WSFX.com, WBEZ.org, SYS-CON.com, CBSAtlanta.com, WMCTV.com, Green Technology World, and FOXCarolina.com. |
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