National Women's Health Week. May 11-17, 2008. It's your time. Get Inspired. Get Healthy.

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Fact Sheets
- English
- Spanish
Templates

The goal of National Women's Health Week is to encourage women to take simple steps for a longer, healthier, and happier life. The week ran from May 11-17, 2008, and kicked off with National Women's Check-Up Day on May 12, to encourage women to schedule an appointment with their doctor or other health care provider for an annual check-up and health screenings. Gaining support from as many women and groups as possible is crucial to the success of the Week.

Get Involved-Materials

Florist card

National Women's Health Week promotional items from Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services

English:

Florist card (150 Kb)
Flyer (257 Kb)
Placemat (538 Kb)
Post card (156 Kb)
Poster (290 Kb)
Prescription drop-in (284 Kb)

Spanish:

Post card (786 Kb)
Poster (224 Kb)
Prescription drop-in (132 Kb)

Create a National Women's Health Week Poster for your Event!
- English - Small - 11" x 8.5" (163.9 Kb)
- English - Large - 27" x 18" (234.6 Kb)
- Spanish - Small - 11" x 8.5" (56 Kb)
Print Advertisements (PSA's)
- National Women's Health Week
  - Half page (JPG file, 2 Mb)
  - One column (JPG file, 1 Mb)
- National Women's Check-Up Day
  - Half page (JPG file, 2 Mb)
  - One column (JPG file, 1 Mb)
Radio Advertisements / Public Service Announcement Scripts
Use our 30 and 20 second scripts to advertise National Women's Health Week.
Promotional Graphics
Get print and web ready logos as well as instructions on adding our web banner to your web site.
Checklist for Your National Women's Health Week Event
Use our checklist to simplify planning your event.
Issuing and Using a Proclamation
Use this checklist to have a National Women's Health Week proclamation issued in your community.
Ideas for National Women's Health Week Events
Need an idea? Use our list as a starting point.
How-To Guide For Media Outreach
Not sure how to collaborate with the media for your events? Learn more here.
Tips for Building Partnerships
Creating a partnership allows you access to resources you may not have in your own organization. Find ideas for getting started here.
Drop-In Newsletter Blurbs
Have a newsletter? Use our ready-made descriptions to promote Women's Health Week.
Participant Satisfaction Survey
Distribute this survey at your event to get basic feedback from attendees.