In partnership with many of our community organizations and through stand-alone MWC events, the Borough is pleased to promote opportunities for health and wellness to our residents! The Mayors Wellness Campaign (MWC) is a statewide community health initiative that provides evidence-based tools and strategies for mayorsand community leaders to help their residents achieve healthier lifestyles and to improve overall health and wellness in their communities. The New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute has been leading the Mayors Wellness Campaign in partnership with the New Jersey State League of Municipalities since 2006. Learn more at https://www.njhcqi.org/mayors-wellness-campaign/.
Great news! Wenonah has been named a “Healthy Town Up-and-Coming for 2023” by the New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute, recognizing us as a town that goes “above and beyond to improve health and wellness in their communities through innovative programs in areas such as exercise, healthy eating, and mental health education and awareness.” Read the full press release here.
Check out our Upcoming Events
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It’s Easy Being Green – The Basics of Backyard Composting – April 18th
Green Mile – Wenonah Walk for
Mental Health Awareness – May 31st
ONGOING….
Wenonah Seniors Chair Yoga –
First Thursday of the Month at 10am
If you are interested in participating as a member of the Mayors Wellness Campaign Advisory Board, please reach out to Mayor Doheny at jdoheny@boroughofwenonah.com.
And check out these other Community Wellness Events sponsored by volunteer groups around the Borough!
Wenonah Farmer’s Market
Sponsored by the Woman’s Club of Wenonah
Annual Moonlight Hike (January) and Five-Mile Hike (February)
Sponsored by the Wenonah Environmental Commission
Woman’s Club of Wenonah’s Annual Turkey Trot
The Annual Holiday Lights Bike Ride
Want to know more about Wellness in Wenonah?
See our Past Events.
Eat Well, Get Well! Nutrition Tips for
All Ages – Thursday, January 18, 2024
Share the Road! Bike, Scooter, and Pedestrian
Safety for All Ages – March 30, 2024
