Health & Safety Data
This would link to local city or county, state and national data; some information is repeated from featured graphics sections in right side of health and safety home page.
HealthCare Providers
These links would be searchable by category to local providers, such as physicians, dentists, rehabilitation services, physical fitness clubs, etc.
Government Agencies
This would link to local Web sites such as public health, police, fire, and parks & recreation departments. This would also link to relevant state sites of public health, attorney general, transportation, environmental, and corrections departments.
Legislation
This would link to health and safety-related local regulations, and state and national legislation.
Community & Advocacy Groups
This would link to local organizations and local branches of national and/or state organizations, such as United Way, American Lung Assn., Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Child Abuse Prevention Council, etc., that do education and lobbying.
Support Groups
This would link to local support groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous, cancer survivors, domestic abuse survivors, etc.
Special Projects
This would link to special projects and series.
Archives
This would link to archives, either listed or searchable by date.
How's Our Health?
This is an active link to a 'report card' graphic story of a city or county's health, including preventable deaths and health behaviors, with comparisons to the state and nation.
What are the Odds?
This is an active link to a graphic of local and/or state deadliest diseases and injuries, plus the most-reported diseases and injuries. Can be designed as an interactive quiz.
What Ails Us?
This would link to a graphic of local and/or state chronic diseases and reported injuries, plus the most-reported deadly diseases and reported injuries. Can be designed as an interactive quiz.
Kids
This would link to a separate section that focuses on health and safety of children from birth through 12 years old. Primary audience is parents; pages designed for different ages.
Teens
This would link to a separate section that focuses on health and safety of teenagers, from 13 through 18 years of age. Primary audience is teens.
Young Adults
This would link to a separate section that focuses on health and safety of young adults, from age 19 through 24, which are the primary audience.
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