Participants who have been sedentary and exercise very little.

Participants who have arthritis or other chronic conditions and struggle with keeping active.

Participants who live in environments where walking is challenging (due to safety, lack of walking areas, etc.)

Participants who may benefit from a socially supportive group that is focused on improving physical activity.

Partners who are invested in the health and well-being of their participants, such as recovery centers and mental health providers

Partners who work regularly with participants at risk of or experiencing arthritis, such as senior dining sites, food shelves, employment and training agencies

Partners who work with participants at risk of isolation and sedentary lifestyles, such as Head Start, WIC, home visitors

Partners who know the success of SNAP-Ed or other Extension courses and are interested in supporting something new