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St Pete Health Education Programs

Educational Programs

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The Health360 program offers nutrition education, obesity prevention classes, family cooking experiences, financial wellness; and social-emotional learning opportunities. Classes are offered virtually through an ONLINE platform.  All sessions are FREE and include a FREE $10 produce voucher with every class attended. Class size is limited and registration is required.

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AllKids in the Kitchen – presented by Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital
January 12 – February 16
February 23 – March 30
Wednesdays, 6-7 p.m.
Family healthy recipe preparation – use the FREE produce supplied to cook a delicious meal in the comfort of your own home!

Fit4All Families – presented by Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital
January 11 – February 8
Tuesdays, 6-7 p.m.
An interactive program which includes hands-on education and fun fitness activities designed for families with elementary school age children at an unhealthy weight or with rapid weight gain.

Diabetes Education and Empowerment Program (DEEP) – presented by BayCare
January 6 – February 10, Thursdays 6-8 p.m.
March 17 – April 21, Thursdays 2-4 p.m.
DEEP is a series that encourages small lifestyle changes while learning about diabetes and the way it affects your health.

Get Into Fitness Now (GIFT)  – presented by BayCare
January 5 – March 23, Wednesdays 6-8 p.m.
GIFT is a 12-week education program that emphasizes improving nutrition and increasing physical activity in your daily life.

Healthy For Life – presented by Healthy St. Pete
This class is offered to participants in the City’s Teen Program.
A six-week community based nutrition and well-being program created by Aramark and the American Heart Association that focuses on empowering people to make healthy food, nutrition and lifestyle choices.

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Fresh Rec Stop

Healthy St Pete Fresh Rec Stop

The Fresh Rec Stop program aims to increase access to fresh produce at affordable prices in convenient locations throughout the community. There are eleven Fresh Rec Stop locations throughout the city including ten Recreation Centers and Boyd Hill Nature Preserve.  Additionally, healthy recipe tasting opportunities are available every other month at each Fresh Rec Stop location.

Check out one of these Fresh Rec Stops near you!

Azalea Recreation Center – 1600 72nd St. N., (727) 893-7150

Boyd Hill Nature Preserve – 1101 Country Club Way. S., (727) 893-7326

Campbell Park Recreation Center – 601 14th St. S., (727) 893-7733

Childs Park Recreation Center – 4301 13th Ave. S., (727) 893-7463

Frank Pierce Recreation Center – 2000 7th St. S., (727) 893-7731

Gladden Park Recreation Center – 3901 30th Ave. N., (727) 893-7458

J.W. Cate Recreation Center – 5801 22nd Ave. N., (727) 893-7751

Lake Vista Recreation Center – 1401 62nd Ave. S., (727) 893-7744

Roberts Recreation Center – 1246 50th Ave. N., (727) 893-7754

Thomas “Jet” Jackson Recreation Center – 1000 28th St. S., (727) 893-7750

Willis S. Johns Recreation Center – 6635 Dr. MLK Jr. St. N., (727) 893-7756

HEALTHY EATING ON THE GO

The goal of the Fun Bites program is to increase the availability of healthy and affordable food and beverages in public facilities, citywide events, and city programs.

The Healthy Vending program aims to ensure access to better options in city-owned vending machines located in public facilities and employee workplaces.

Healthy St Pete Fun Bites