Gaming

For those of us who don’t have double-jointed thumbs or 3-D avatars, it may be news that video games aren’t just for kids and nerds any more. The newly emerging but important field of serious games may hold the most promising strategies to improve health. I recently attended the sixth annual Games for Health conference in Boston, where more than 400 game developers, designers, health professionals, researchers and investors gathered to explore the latest games and theories.

 

Partners

The Kentucky Children’s Health and Fitness Fun is honored to announce that The Partnership for a Fit Kentucky has chosen the Fit4Fun Reader as its official publication. The Partnership is a public/private partnership that supports state grants to fight obesity, through a focus on promoting nutrition and physically active communities.

 

Sponsors

KCHFF is fortunate to have many valuable and important sponsors, including those who provide web design and hosting services, legal and intellectual property services, networking opportunity and financial assistance. This month, we salute the Connemara Group, without whom you would not be reading these words! Please support those who support children’s charities.