What We Do
Health Education Materials
Children’s Health Fund produces health education materials on subjects critical to the well-being of children. From managing asthma to supporting children’s social emotional learning, these resources are appropriate for individual use, one-on-one teaching, as well as instruction in a group or classroom setting. All materials are free for download and noncommercial use. For more information, please contact healthed@chfund.org.
Family Asthma Guide
This family-friendly guide explains asthma, triggers, and how you can control your asthma to do all the things you love. This edition of the Family Asthma Guide was made possible by a grant from Leben-Green Family Giving Fund.
Hey Baby
This magazine format guide for moms-to-be offers healthy living tips for a healthy baby and mom. It includes tips on eating well, being active during pregnancy, tips for relaxation, and more. Hey Baby was made possible by a grant from Walmart Foundation.
Microwave Chef
Our Microwave Cookbook was developed to help families who don’t have access to a full kitchen to make healthy food. It is full of delicious recipes, from chicken parmesan to pumpkin muffins, all prepared with only a microwave and a few simple ingredients!
Family Disaster Plan
My Family Disaster Plan helps families to plan ahead and be prepared for disasters. My Family Disaster Plan was made possible by a grant from Idol Gives Back.
Think Healthy
These middle school level brochures look at ways to stay physically active and feel great. Think Healthy was made possible by a grant from MetLife Foundation.
Hurricane Safety Plan
Parent guide and kids’ worksheet offer tips on how families can prepare and help their children to feel safe during the hurricane season. Materials were created by the New Orleans Children’s Health Project and were made possible by a grant from the US Dept of Health and Human Services, Substance Abuse, and Mental Health Services Administration.
Healthy BASICS
Developed by clinicians from Children’s Health Fund’s national network, Healthy BASICS provides elementary level brochures with simple, accurate, and culturally relevant health education brochures on a variety of topics. Healthy BASICS was made possible by a grant from MetLife Foundation.
