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Super Bowl XLIV Champion Jonathan Casillas returns to his hometown of New Brunswick, N.J. Jonathan's success began as a participant in the NBT-sponsored Play It Smart program. See how Play It Smart is giving young student athletes at New Brunswick High School a solid academic foundation for their future. Jonathan and Program Coordinator, Laurie Lazovick share why the program has meant so much to so many students.

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Eating well begins with making healthier food choices for you and your family. LIVE WELL-VIVIR BIEN NEW BRUNSWICK connects you to information and community resources to help you gain access to healthier foods and how to make lifestyle changes that can help you lose weight, lower blood sugar, fight obesity, improve blood pressure and possibly lower your cholesterol.

Healthier eating resources available for you on the mobile app include: Farmers Markets Community Gardens Soup Kitchens Food Pantries Cooking Classes

See how NBT is helping to make a healthier New Brunswick a reality!

A healthy community needs to be a safe community. LIVE WELL-VIVIR BIEN NEW BRUNSWICK brings you the information and resources you need to help our community stay safe. From fire prevention and community watch programs, to ensuring that our neighborhoods are safe to walk, your local public service organizations offer information, classes and resources to help you, your family and community stay safe.

Safety resources on the mobile app include: Community Watch/Crime Stop Bike safety Car seat installation CPR Fire prevention – tips and information

See how NBT is helping to make New Brunswick a safer community!

LIVE WELL-VIVIR BIEN NEW BRUNSWICK™ is a city-wide campaign to create a healthy and active community by connecting people to programs and activities that help achieve better health and overall wellness. See how New Brunswick tomorrow is helping to make New Brunswick a healthy place to live for all its residents!

This is New Brunswick Ciclovia at a glance! New Brunswick will be having the second Ciclovia of 2015 on Sunday June 14th from 11am-4pm. Please share this video and join us on the open streets!

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The physical and mental well-being of New Brunswick residents is critical to achieving a better quality of life. LIVE WELL-VIVIR BIEN NEW BRUNSWICK supports efforts to help improve the overall health of you and your family. Access to information, resources, screenings and preventative programs helps our community to feel better and live better. See how we're making a healthier New Brunswick a reality!

Our focus on supporting Esperanza families’ personal hopes and dreams is expressed in a very direct way in the Family Leadership Academy (FLA). The FLA is a year-long, innovative program that helps low- and moderate-income families build the skills and access the resources necessary to achieve their goals and reach a greater degree of economic security and mobility. In a very real way, we think of the mission of the FLA as the revitalization of the Esperanza neighborhood, one household at a time. NBT operates the FLA in partnership with PRAB, which has positioned this program as one of their robust suite of comprehensive services.

We're developing a new generation of leaders who are creating self-sufficient communities of their dreams.

The Diabetes Community Outreach Program is a collaborative effort between New Brunswick Tomorrow and Saint Peter’s HealthCare Systems, which focuses on
identifying New Brunswick residents that are diabetic and at high risk of developing Diabetes with the intent of getting them into care. The outreach team, which consists of Saint Peter’s community health workers and our Esperanza Neighborhood “health ambassadors”, have combined their respective expertise in health and community outreach. NBT supports community interventions designed to raise awareness and combat some of the city’s toughest health challenges (i.e. Diabetes, Depression, etc.) through peer-to-peer education.

Artists Mentoring Against Racism, Drugs, & Violence (AMARD&V): Healing Through the ArtsSummer Program is a multi-disciplinary arts education and health mentoring program for Latino/a and African American at-risk youth in New Brunswick, NJ. The program was established in 1996 by Robert Wood Johnson Community Health Promotion Program in partnership with the Rutgers University Center for Latino Arts and Culture, the Puerto Rican Action Board and the Suydam Reformed Church in response to increased gang recruitment among Latino and African American youth in New Brunswick.

The AMARD&V Summer Program targets underserved and economically disadvantaged youth ages 10 to16 that are living in a challenging urban social environment by providing alternatives to violence through a summer program that builds confidence and team building skills while broadening their knowledge of health under the context of arts education. Since its inception more than 1,010 at-risk youth have participated in the summer program. In 2007, the New Jersey Department of State recognized the AMARD&V summer program as a model for state and the field. Furthermore, in 2016 the NJ Hospital Association recognized the program as a model for community outreach.

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