Obesity, Affordable Medicine and Drug Abuse in Westchester: United Way Explores Health Issues

Bullying, affordable healthcare and drug abuse are just a handful of the issues United Way of Westchester and Putnam is digging into with a new health survey aimed at improving residents’ quality of life. The deadline to participate is Sept. 30.

Results from the survey will help guide the non-profit’s future work in addressing health needs in our communities. The brief questionnaire polls residents on topics like healthy eating habits, stress and crime as part of United Way’s “Community Conversations on Health” campaign. Survey-takers have a unique chance to better their community – and also win an iPad Mini. 

The survey is available here, or by visiting www.uwwp.org/cc and selecting “click here to take the survey on health.” Participants should either live or work in Westchester or Putnam.