The Statewide Plan lists the goals of the Partnership and the on-going objectives of the Lead Partners toward those goals.  It is reviewed approximately every five years to be sure it reflects the direction of the work of the Partners and the Partnership.   The Statewide Plan was first published in 2003 and reorganized in 2009.  The Statewide Plan is now articulated in seven goal statements:

• Promote policy and environmental changes that increase healthy eating and active, smoke-free living.
• Reduce the incidence and prevalence of high blood pressure, high cholesterol, stress, diabetes, and unhealthy weight.
• Improve recognition of and response to heart attack and stroke signs and symptoms.
• Improve emergency medical systems' response to heart attack and stroke.
• Improve the quality of care for acute and sub-acute events of heart disease and stroke.
• Prevent secondary cardiac and stroke events by improving rehabilitation and post-acute care services.
• Improve access to health care for heart disease, stroke, and related risk factors for all populations.

Lead Partners' objectives describe their work that helps accomplish the mission of the Partnership to change physical environments, public policies, and healthcare systems to reduce risk for heart disease and stroke.

Lead Partners' accomplishments toward those objectives is published annually in the Progress Report, which is distributed at the annual meeting in June.  Supporting Partners' activities toward the seven goals are also published in the annual Progress Report.

For the current Statewide Plan click here.

Download the 2003 Statewide Plan:  Statewide Plan 2003

Download the 2009-2010 Progress Report:   09-10 Partnership Progress Report