Healthy Hearts Network Notes: Winter 2025

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Network Notes

Winter Edition 2025

Network Notes is a quarterly e-blast specially prepared for The Heart Truth^® Healthy Hearts Network partners that provides information about upcoming heart health observances, educational resources, and sample social media content you can share and add to your e-blasts, newsletters, and websites.

Mark Your Calendars!

Below are upcoming health observances and links to relevant The Heart Truth resources you can use and share.

January

Healthy Weight Week is January 19-25.

Are You at a Healthy Weight? Fact Sheet
Heart-Healthy Eating Plan Fact Sheet
Learn more about Overweight and Obesity
Register now for the Jan. 15^th webinar, Taking Care of #OurHearts Together: Building Heart-Healthy Communities.

Image of a checklist, water bottle, measuring tape, apple, , heart, weight, and scale. Text: Healthy Weight Week.

February

Get ready for American Heart Month 2025!

National Wear Red Day graphic featuring a heart pointing to the number 7 on a calendar.

Celebrate National Wear Red Day on Friday, February 7 to promote heart healthy lifestyles and heart disease prevention for all Americans.

New Resources from The Heart Truth

Your Heart, Your Life thumbnail in English and Spanish.

The Heart Truth recently launched the newly updated Your Heart, Your Life: A community health worker’s toolkit on heart disease prevention for Hispanics/Latinos. This curriculum is designed to help community health workers and promotores teach an 11-lesson course on heart health education.

The toolkit includes:

Manuals, available in English and Spanish
Bilingual Picture Cards designed to be used with the manuals
Promises for Healthy Hearts: How Hispanics/Latinos Can Prevent Heart Disease booklet available in English and Spanish
Delicious Heart-Healthy Latino Recipes, a bilingual recipe book

Promote Heart Health On Social

Share information about heart health on your social media channels. Tag The Heart Truth!

Promote American Heart Month throughout February and National Wear Red Day (February 7) to increase awareness of heart disease and what people can do to protect their hearts. Find sample social media posts and graphics here.

National Wear Red Day graphic featuring an African American woman smiling and making a heart symbol with her hands.

National Wear Red Day Graphic in Spanish featuring a Hispanic woman smiling.

Follow and tag The Heart Truth on X, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and LinkedIn.

Network Hub

Partner Spotlight

REGISTER for Taking Care of #OurHearts Together: Building Heart-Healthy Communities Webinar on January 15 at 2:00 p.m. ET.
The Heart Truth would like to hear from you! Email Us your plans for Wear Red Day and American Heart Month so we can help amplify your efforts!
Welcome Our New Partner!
- National Center for Farmworker Health

Image of a Hispanic woman outdoors smiling while holding a heart to her chest.

The National Alliance for Hispanic Health is dedicated to improving the health and well-being of Hispanic communities. To learn more about the importance of addressing heart health in Hispanic communities, The Heart Truth connected with President and CEO Jane Delgado, Ph.D., for the latest Partner Spotlight.

See the full list of Healthy Hearts Network partners.

Add The Heart Truth partner badge to your website! Find instructions in the Partner Toolkit.

Contact Us

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Email Us if you want to present at the next partner meeting or have any upcoming activations to share.

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