2018–2019 Health Links™ Annual Report
Health Links has helped hundreds of organizations improve their health and safety culture. In 2018–2019, the program reached more than 124,000 workers across eight states.
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2017–2018 Center for Health, Work & Environment Annual Report
In the 2017–2018 fiscal year, we reached more than 120,000 workers, awarded $18,000 to small businesses, and trained more than 3,500 professionals in health and safety.
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The State of Healthy Business in Colorado:
2017–2018 Health Links in Review
Through our Health Links program, we've helped hundreds of organizations improve their health and safety culture. In 2017-2018, 190 organizations in Colorado participated. Nearly 90% of businesses that recertified as Healthy Businesses maintained or improved their scores on our Assessment.
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2016–2017 Center for Health, Work & Environment Annual Report
We launched the first certificate in Total Worker Health® in the country, began a major research study of small businesses in Colorado, administered health screenings to thousands of former Department of Energy site workers and sugarcane workers, and trained more than 2,500 people in workplace health and safety best practices.
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The State of Healthy Business in Colorado:
2016–2017 Health Links in Review
We grew our Health Links Healthy Business Network, trained more professionals to lead the way in workplace health and safety, and advised businesses on the best ways to meet their health and safety goals, reaching more than 86,000 workers over the past year.
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2015–2016 Center for Health, Work & Environment Annual Report
In the 2015–2016 fiscal year, we trained over 2,700 students and professionals and conducted health screenings for more than 1,900 former Department of Energy site workers, just to name a few milestones.
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The State of Healthy Business in Colorado:
2015–2016 Health Links in Review
In 2015–2016, Health Links experienced a 150% growth in the total number of businesses that have participated in the program, including organizations from 30 counties across the state.
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