
What an incredible morning! Our club hosted its first Healthy Hearts, Active Lives wellness event, organized by Rotarian Nurse Cornell Johnson, bringing together dozens of young people, as well as a few parents, teachers and community partners including Royal Bahamas Police Force Officer in Charge Neely, Dr. Fynn , Nurses Gibbs, Ellis and Johnson, Renaldo Brown accompanied by the South Eleuthera Boys Club, and Rotarians for a vibrant day of health and activity. Highlights of the Day included:
• Youth-led devotions to start the morning
• Health screenings: blood pressure, blood sugar, weight
• Fresh juices & smoothies prepared with help from our young participants
• Interactive cardiovascular health presentation
• Track stretches & exercises with Coach Kenard Mackey
• A fun adult ball game to close out the day
This event reminded us that caring for our hearts can be joyful, educational, and community building. We’re proud of this first step in promoting healthier lifestyles across Eleuthera.

Together, we move. Together, we grow.
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