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Mayors Wellness Campaign

The New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute has awarded the Borough of Glen Rock the Healthy Town to Watch designation for its work in the Mayors Wellness Campaign in 2022.

The Mayors Wellness Campaign is a statewide initiative that encourages improved health and wellness across New Jersey communities. Glen Rock has instituted programming for community members of all ages, including Glen Rock Walkers, Health Checks, and Senior Fest.

“I am proud of the Borough of Glen Rock for being recognized by the Quality Institute as a 2022 Healthy Town to Watch," said Mayor Kristine Morieko. “Our Mayors Wellness Committee's mission is to improve the health and wellness of our residents. When we create healthy habits, we create new possibilities to enjoy life. Working with our community partners, we'll strive to provide programs and events for all our residents to empower them to improve health outcomes in Glen Rock.”

Glen Rock’s Mayor and Council will continue delivering health and wellness programming to residents in the coming year.
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Some Ways to Start!

  1. Subscribe to the Board of Health calendar! Be in the know about all our health events:
  2. Did you know that, unlike neighboring towns, Glen Rock is rated as 'Very Walkable' by WalkScore.com? Take advantage! Here's some inspiration to get you started.
  3. Free yoga at the Thielke Arboretum! See the schedule here.
  4. Join the American Heart Association for a community walk.
  5. Did you know that our town boasts a dozen parks and playgrounds? Challenge yourself to check out each one (and bonus points for getting there under your own power)!
  6. We can all eat a bit more healthily! Check out these ideas and recipes.
  7. Dial 988 to reach the new national 24-hour hotline for mental health emergencies. Learn more here.
  8. If you or a loved one suffer from substance abuse, know that New Jersey residents can access this free, confidential, online tool to find out about available care options.