2022 Williamson County Community Health Assessment Social Media Toolkit
What is the purpose of this toolkit?

The next step is sharing the findings of the 2022 Williamson County Community Health Assessment (CHA) with our community members through social media! This social media toolkit is full of health information that can inspire community members to take action, share the findings of the 2022 CHA, and take part in the 2023–25 community health improvement process.

  • These free resources include social media captions, graphics, hashtags, and handles.
  • Everyone is invited to participate! That means schools, nonprofits, government agencies, small businesses, corporations, community-based organizations, faith-based organizations, collaboratives, working groups, and community members are welcome to use these social media posts.
  • For the full 2022 CHA, visit healthywilliamsoncounty.org/CHA

Let's get started!

Tag other partners in your posts!
Healthy Williamson County logo 
@HWCoalition (Facebook)
@HWCoalition (Twitter)
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@WCCHD (Facebook)
@WCCHD (Twitter)
Williamson County logo
@WilcoGov
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@ BSWHealth
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@BluebonnetTrailsCommunityServices
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@AscensionSetonWilliamson
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@LoneStarCares
Georgetown Health Foundation logo 
@GeorgetownHealthFoundation
St. David's Foundation logo
@StDavidsFoundation
Opportunities for Williamson and Burnet Counties logo
@WBCOpportunities
 
Use these hashtags to make it easy for other users to search and discover your posts:
#2022CHA               #HealthyWilliamson
 
Graphics and Captions
2022 Williamson County Community Health Assessment. Top Health Priorities. Illustration of five people with their arms on each other's shoulders, smiling. Logos for Healthy Williamson County and Williamson County and Cities Health District.   2022 Williamson County Community Health Assessment. Top Health Priorities. Social & Structural Determinants of Health. Below, an icon of the wifi symbol, a house, a car, and an American dollar sign. Text to the right: Focus on improving basic needs (housing, transportation, broadband internet access, and living wages) for all and eliminating ethnic and racial segregation. Multicolored squiggly lines. Logos of Healthy Williamson County and Williamson County and Cities Health District.    2022 Williamson County Community Health Assessment. Top Health Priorities. Mental Health & Well-being. Below, an icon of a person's head with a cog inside. Text to the right: Focus on building resilience by improving mental health for children and youth and mitigating the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Multicolored squiggly lines. Logos of Healthy Williamson County and Williamson County and Cities Health District.   2022 Williamson County Community Health Assessment. Top Health Priorities. Chronic disease & risk factors. Below, an icon of a heart with an electrocardiogram line inside. Text to the right: Focus on increasing healthy food access and physical activity. Multicolored squiggly lines. Logos of Healthy Williamson County and Williamson County and Cities Health District.   2022 Williamson County Community Health Assessment. Top Health Priorities. Access to Healthcare. Below, an icon of a medical bag. Text to the right: Focus on increasing access to culturally and linguistically appropriate care and dental care for vulnerable populations (e.g., older adults, people of color, and people experiencing homelessness). Multicolored squiggly lines. Logos of Healthy Williamson County and Williamson County and Cities Health District.
All five graphics above are designed to be in a single social media post with the caption below.
Click each image to download it | The 2022 Williamson County Community Health Assessment is published! Learn about the new top health priorities in Williamson County at www.healthywilliamsoncounty.org/cha #2022CHA #HealthyWilliamson
2022 Williamson County Community Health Assessment. Health Equity Zones. Health Equity Zones are areas in the county that tend to have higher-than-average health risks and burdens. In Williamson County, these are in Bartlett/Granger/Weir, Georgetown, Taylor, Round Rock, and Cedar Park. To the right, a map of Williamson County with ZIP code areas outlined and filled with graded shades of blue. The darkest shade of blue is seen in ZIP code areas in Bartlett/Granger/Weir, Georgetown, Taylor, Round Rock, and Cedar Park. Legend in bottom left of map titled "Healthy Equity Index" with shades of blue indicating rank: lightest blue shade is ranked 1, indicating lowest need; three intermediate shades (ranks 2, 3, and 4); darkest blue shade is ranked 5, indicating highest need. In bottom right of map, a distance scale and compass rose. Behind map, slightly transparent, multicolored, squiggly lines. In lower left dorner of graphic, logos of Healthy Williamson County and Williamson County and Cities Health District. 2022 Williamson County Community Health Assessment. Population Growth. Between 2011 and 2021, the population in Williamson County grew by 38.7% (Texas: 15.3%). Below, an illustrated person with their arms on the shoulders of two other illustrated people and giving a thumbs-up sign; all three smiling. Blobs and squiggly lines in bottom left and top right corners. Logos of Healthy Williamson County and Williamson County and Cities Health District. 2022 Williamson County Community Health Assessment. Exercise. Nearly 1 in 5 adults (19.1%) in Williamson County does not exercise. Below, five illustrated people with their arms on each other's shoulders, smiling. Blobs and squiggly lines in bottom left and top right corners. Logos of Healthy Williamson County and Williamson County and Cities Health District.
Download Image | Have you heard of Health Equity Zones? They're areas in the county where residents tend to have higher-than-average health risks and burdens. Where are these zones in Williamson County? Learn more at www.healthywilliamsoncounty.org/cha #2022CHA #HealthyWilliamson Download Image | Did you know the population of Williamson County grew by almost 40% over the last ten years? To learn more about how the population has changed over time, visit www.healthywilliamsoncounty.org/cha #2022CHA #HealthyWilliamson Download Image | Did you know that 19.1% of adults in Williamson County are physically inactive? That means almost 1 in 5 adults gets no exercise beyond that of daily living. To learn more, visit www.healthywilliamsoncounty.org/cha #2022CHA #HealthyWilliamson
2022 Williamson County Community Health Assessment. Health Insurance. Quotation from CHA focus group participant: "Worrying about insurance, worrying about co-pays...obviously, the transportation. I think all of the above would stop me from going [to get care] unless I had to." Below, text: More than 1 in 6 people in Williamson County do not have health insurance. At the bottom, four illustrated people holding hands and smiling. Logos of Healthy Williamson County and Williamson County and Cities Health District. 2022 Williamson County Community Health Assessment. Obesity. Nearly one-third of adults (31.1%) in Williamson County are obese. Above, three illustrated people holding hands and smiling. Blobs and squiggly lines in top left and bottom right corners. At the bottom, logos of Healthy Williamson County and Williamson County and Cities Health District. 2022 Williamson County Community Health Assessment. Smoking. More than 1 in 10 adults (11.7%) in Williamson County smoke. (Texas: 14.2%). Below text, a line of illustrated people holding hands and smiling. Blobs and squiggly lines in bottom left and top right corners. At the bottom, logos of Healthy Williamson County and Williamson County and Cities Health District.
Download Image | Did you know more than 1 in 6 people in Williamson County do not have health insurance? To learn more about healthcare and insurance in Williamson County, visit www.healthywilliamsoncounty.org/cha #2022CHA #HealthyWilliamson Download Image | Did you know nearly a third of adults in Williamson County are obese? Learn more about obesity and its effects in Williamson County at www.healthywilliamsoncounty.org/cha #2022CHA #HealthyWilliamson
 Download Image | Did you know more than 1 in 10 adults in Williamson County smoke? Learn about how smoking impacts chronic disease in Williamson County at www.healthywilliamsoncounty.org/cha #2022CHA #HealthyWilliamson
2022 Williamson County Community Health Assessment. Distance to Grocery Stores. About one-third (33.7%) of Williamson County residents live far from a grocery store. The accessibility, availability, and affordability of healthy and varied food options make it easier for people to have a nutritious diet, which can help reduce the risk of heart disease, cancer, diabetes, and obesity. Blob and squiggly line in bottom right corner. Logos of Healthy Williamson County and Williamson County and Cities Health District. 2022 Williamson County Community Health Assessment. Food Insecurity. About 1 in 6 children (16%) in Williamson County experiences food insecurity. Below, three illustrated people holding hands and smiling. Blobs and squiggly lines in bottom left and top right corners. Logos of Healthy Williamson County and Williamson County and Cities Health District. 2022 Williamson County Community Health Assessment. Housing. Nearly half of renters (44.9%) in Williamson County spend 30% or more of their income on housing. In top right corner, two illustrated people holding hands and smiling. Blobs and squiggly lines in top left and bottom right corners. Logos of Healthy Williamson County and Williamson County and Cities Health District.
Download Image | Did you know one-third (33.7%) of Williamson County residents live far from a grocery store? That distance can impact people's risk for chronic diseases like heart disease and obesity. To learn more about food access in Williamson County, visit www.healthywilliamsoncounty.org/cha #2022CHA #HealthyWilliamson Download Image | Did you know that about 1 in 6 children in Williamson County experiences food insecurity, which the USDA defines as a lack of consistent access to enough food for an active, healthy life? To learn more about food access in Williamson County, visit www.healthywilliamsoncounty.org/cha #2022CHA #HealthyWilliamson
 Download Image | Did you know nearly half of renters in Williamson County spend 30% or more of their income on housing? To learn more, visit www.healthywilliamsoncounty.org/cha #2022CHA #HealthyWilliamson
2022 Williamson County Community Health Assessment. Suicide Death Rate. 12.7 deaths by suicide occur per 100,000 population in Williamson County. (TX: 13.4). In top left, top right, and lower middle of graphic, blobs and squiggly lines. Logos of Healthy Williamson County and Williamson County and Cities Health District.
Download Image | The suicide mortality rate in Williamson County is 12.7 deaths per 100,000 people. To learn more, visit www.healthywilliamsoncounty.org/cha #2022CHA #HealthyWilliamson