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Empowering the Tucson Community  

Learn more about ZFCPHP's Impact on Health and Well-being 

Annual Reports 

Each year, our Zuckerman Family Center for Prevention & Health Promotion (ZFCPHP) at the Mel & Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health (MEZCOPH) publishes an annual report to share how our resources are allocated and provide insight into the effectiveness of our programs. This report also gives us the opportunity to celebrate our accomplishments and highlight our contributions to the community.

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2025 Impact Report

ZFCPHP continues to strengthen community partnerships. Our ongoing collaboration with St. John's Catholic School continues to support their after-care program, while Healthy Schools Tucson remain active at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic School. The Healthy 2B Me Summer Program reached more than 55 youth across four camps at three locations, providing engaging health and wellness education. Our partnership with Lapan College and Career Club continues to grow, with interns supporting health and wellness initiatives in their programming. Additionally, Yoga for Youth launched an exciting new chapter with its first field trip! 

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2024 Impact Report

ZFCPHP remains dedicated to serving the Southern Arizona community through educational programs, outreach, and training. We offer opportunities for community members, especially young people, to learn about healthy lifestyle choices. With over 10 initiatives, our programs focus on areas such as youth and family support, childhood obesity prevention, policy and system changes, service-based learning, and more! 

Fall 2024 Newsletter 

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2023 Impact Report

ZFCPHP has once again had a year of significant impact, making strides in educating and engaging Tucson's most underserved communities. Our center mentors over 100 undergraduate public health students annually, with its faculty and staff consistently adjusting outreach strategies to address evolving sensitive issues.

Winter 2023 Newsletter