Aetna Announces the 2019 Voices of Health Competition Winners
The 102 participating non-profits promote health and well-being by addressing a wide range of community issues such as childhood obesity, access to affordable prescriptions and health care services, and providing food to the homeless, just to name a few. Each organization launched an online voting campaign – soliciting votes via their social media channels as well as through other marketing strategies - in their respective communities to compete for a
"The purpose of this competition is to support local non-profits and their missions to improve health and well-being in our communities, who go above and beyond where they can, and the winners this year do just that," said
The winners of the 2019 Voices of Health competition are:
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New Hope Ministries |
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empowHERment |
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Family Ties Family Resource Services |
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The Arc Jacksonville |
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YouthCare |
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Hope Street Margolis Family Center |
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Home of the Innocents |
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Haitian Youth and |
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Via Services |
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The finalists in the competition were required to develop a short video explaining how their organization is making a difference where they operate locally. Each group was responsible for soliciting votes in a number of different ways, including sharing their videos through social media and other communication channels and directing voters to www.aetnavoicesofhealth.com.
"The videos created by each non-profit are incredibly powerful. Each tells an insightful story," said Green. "It's a great reminder of how local grassroots organizations can and do have tremendous, positive social impact."
The Voices of Health program is aligned with "Destination: Health," a series of
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