LEEding Toward Wellness
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Collapse ▲About Us:
The LEEding Toward Wellness taskforce started in August 2017. This group is comprised of various community partners that share the mission of educating, empowering, and connecting all Lee County residents to opportunities that provide them with healthy resources to improve their overall well-being.
2022 Taskforce Partners and Representatives:
- N.C. Cooperative Extension
- Partnership for Children & Families
- First Health
- City of Sanford, Planning & Development
- Lee County Schools
- Lee County Government
- Lee County Health Department
- Lee County Parks and Recreations
- Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina
- Ameri Health Caritas
- The Enrichment Center
- Sanford Area Growth Alliance
- Downtown Sanford, Inc.
- Blue Cross Blue Shield- County Government Operations
Recent Projects:
Lee County Healthy Resources Map
Lee County Healthy Resource Map
The Borrowing Kitchen
The Borrowing Kitchen program was created in partnership with Christians United Outreach Center of Lee County. This program is offered as part of the nutrition education available to food pantry clients. Members of the kitchen can borrow different kitchen tools to help with the preparation of healthy and delicious recipes.
The Red Tablecloth
A red tablecloth is a quick and simple way to promote heart healthy options at your next event! Simply use a red tablecloth to designate a spot for heart healthy foods.
Interested in learning more or joining the taskforce? Contact Ashley Szilvay at ashley_szilvay@ncsu.edu or (919) 775-5624.