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Exhibit 101. Community Insights on (Adults 18+) Health Behaviors and Topics
Notes: Top three health behaviors and topics shaded in blue for professional stakeholders and community
stakeholders.
Health behaviors and topics presented as a percentage (%).
Percentage Identifying Professional Stakeholder Community Stakeholder
as a Concern Survey Survey
Topic (%) (%)
Access to Fresh Food 35.8 30.9
Annual Checkups (Physicals, Well-Child Visits) 47.2 52.6
Awareness & Understanding of Health Issues and 35.8 22.9
New Treatments
Exercise 30.7 41.2
Health Screenings (mammograms, colonoscopies, 47.6 57.6
vision exams, cholesterol checks, etc.)
Healthy Eating 32.5 30.5
Immunizations (Flu, T dap, Shingles, MMR, 37.3 57.2
COVID-10, etc.)
Parenting Support/Education 23.6 8.6
Relationship with Primary Care Provider or 27.8 29.8
Pediatrician
Social Connections in the Community (Church, Social 24.1 16.4
Clubs, Athletic Groups)
Stress Relief Activities / Mindfulness 26.4 15.5
Total Number of Responses 212 568
Similarly, respondents were asked the same questions for children and teens, aged 0-17 years of age. The results from
these responses are displayed in Exhibit 102. Professionals and community members agreed that annual checkups and
immunizations are important health behaviors for children and teens. However, professionals viewed access to fresh food
as more important, while community members cited exercise as of greater importance to the health of children and teens
(0-17 y/o) in Williamsburg.
Exhibit 102. Community Insights on Children and Teens (0-17) Health Behaviors and Topics
Notes: Top three health behaviors and topics shaded in blue for professional stakeholders and community
stakeholders.
Health behaviors and topics presented as a percentage (%).
Percentage Identifying Professional Stakeholder Community Stakeholder
as a Concern Survey Survey
Topic (%) (%)
Access to Fresh Food 38.7 17.4
Annual Checkups (Physicals, Well-Child Visits) 58.0 27.3
Awareness & Understanding of Health Issues and 19.3 7.0
New Treatments
Exercise 30.7 18.3
Health Screenings (mammograms, colonoscopies, 20.8 10.2
vision exams, cholesterol checks, etc.)
Healthy Eating 37.3 16.2
Immunizations (Flu, T dap, Shingles, MMR, 38.2 24.1
COVID-10, etc.)
Parenting Support/Education 20.3 7.9
Relationship with Primary Care Provider or 27.8 11.1
Pediatrician
Social Connections in the Community (Church, Social 25.9 7.4
Clubs, Athletic Groups)
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