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Breaking the childhood obesity vicious cycle

Commission launches EU Health Award for cities, NGOs and schools

The European Commission has launched the 2019 EU Health Award for cities, NGOs and schools. This year, we Awards aim to reward initiatives seeking to prevent and reduce obesity among children and young people (6-18 years). check out eligibility criteria and share your initiative by 13 May 2019, to learn more visit: