June is CPR and AED Awareness, Men’s Health Month, National Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Month and more

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June is CPR and AED Awareness, Men’s Health Month, National Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Month and more

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You could be the difference between life and death for someone experiencing a cardiac event.

Be ready to act by learning CPR.

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CPR and AED Awareness Week is June 1st-7th.

Check out our summer safety checklist for families

Video Transcript (doc) | Video copyright American Heart Association 2025

Song: Tropical Summer Night/ Royalty Free


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Be heart-smart to stay safe and healthy during and after natural disasters

The Atlantic hurricane season begins June 1 and runs through November 30th.

The American Heart Association has important tips to prepare for hurricanes and other natural disasters that can negatively impact physical and mental health.

snacking on fruits and veggies

Help your children develop healthy eating habits early in life that will bring lifelong benefits.

  • When you cook at home you have more control over ingredients and portion sizes, so aim to cook at home more often than eating out.
  • Make it fun for kids to try new fruits and vegetables. Let them pick out a new fruit or vegetable in the grocery store each week and figure out together how to cook or prepare it in a healthy way.
  • For snack time, keep fresh fruit and pre-chopped or no-chop veggies on hand. Your family is more likely to grab fruits and vegetables over other items if they’re readily available.

Tips for the whole family to promote healthy eating

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Be a role model for an active lifestyle. Start moving more yourself and find ways to be active together as a family.


  • Physical activity should be fun for children and adolescents
    . Encourage kids to keep trying activities to discover the ones they like and will stick with in the future.

  • Reduce or limit sedentary screen time
    , including watching television, playing video games and using a digital device. Don’t use the TV or a device as a babysitter.

  • Provide kids with opportunities to be active.
    Give them active toys and games, like bikes, skateboards, roller skates, scooters, jump ropes, balls and sports equipment.
  • Get familiar with community facilities near you, like pools, recreation centers, bike paths and parks.

Tips for staying active this summer as a family


June 1-7 – National CPR and AED Awareness Week


June 1 – National Cancer Survivors Day


June 2-8 – World Heart Rhythm Week – Understanding your heart rate


June 3 – National Egg Day: Explore some delicious and healthy egg recipes

June 8 – National Best Friend Day – Ways our furry friends makes us better humans


June 8-14 – National Flag Week

June 9-15 – National Men’s Health Week (Life’s Essential 8 tips on improving and maintaining cardiovascular health to help you enjoy a longer, healthier life.)

June 10 – American Heart Association Founders Day | National Iced Tea Day – Check out these tea recipes to cool down this summer

June 14 – Family Health and Fitness Day – Tips to help keep your family active | World Blood Donor Day | Flag Day


June 15 – Father’s Day


June 16 – 22 – Diabetes Week – Ways to prevent and treat diabetes

June 17 – National Eat Your Vegetables Day – Add tasty color to your meals

June 19 – Juneteenth


June 20 – Summer Solstice – 10 Ways to Relax in Nature and Stress Less | International Day of Yoga – Exercise Mind and Body with Yoga and Mindful Movement | Smoothie Day – Try these healthy smoothies for a cool summer treat


June 23 – National Hydration Day – How much water do you need?

June 27 – National Work from Home Day | National PTSD Awareness Day

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