Everton in the Community has joined forces with Hill Dickinson to launch a new initiative aimed at helping children across the Liverpool City Region develop healthier lifestyles. The Healthy Habits programme will work with primary school-aged children, focusing on food…

Everton in the Community has partnered with law firm Hill Dickinson to launch the Healthy Habits initiative for primary school-aged children across the Liverpool City Region. The program aims to give youngsters the practical skills, confidence, and knowledge to make healthier lifestyle choices.
More than 60 pupils from local schools attended the official launch event at Hill Dickinson Stadium on October 1. The initiative focuses on food, physical activity, sleep, and mental wellbeing as part of Hill Dickinson's broader community partnership with Everton.
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