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June

Healthy St. Pete is excited to expand its Healthy Kids program by bringing content and activities to community-based camps and families at home this summer.  Each week, camp organizers and parents can log on to the Healthy St. Pete website and social media to learn about the theme and download materials.  The themes will feature social emotional topics such as friendship, bravery, and confidence.  Lesson plans will include journaling prompts, physical activities, art and science projects, as well as simple

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Children's Health, Summer Programming
04
August

Try these veggie fajitas for a tasty and easy meatless version of this Southwest classic. Get to know your seasonings and let the spices bring out the rich flavors of these vegetables. Click here to download the recipe. Try it at home and click here to join our Healthy St. Pete Facebook group for more healthy news and tips. Use #HealthyStPete on Instagram and follow @StPeteParksRec. Want to learn more about the Fresh Rec Stop program and our recipes? Click here to

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Cooking, Nutrition
29
July

  Join us for our next FREE Healthier Together Workshop to help get connected to your community and learn how to take action! Healthier Together aims to begin conversations and elevate health as a shared valued with local experts as well as St. Petersburg residents. Register today for this third workshop in a quarterly series of community engagement events.   bit.ly/HSPWorkshop   Presenters include: Brother John Muhammed - President, Childs Park Neighborhood Association Clayton Sizemore - Certified Yoga Instructor, Mindful Movement Florida Susie Ajoc - Community Service Director, City

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Financial Health, Fitness, Health Policy, Mental Health, News, Public Health
08
July

Whether you’re a seasoned chef or moving into your first apartment, walking into a new kitchen for the first time can be intimidating. There are a few things every kitchen should have to get you started in making delicious healthy meals. A good chef’s knife. A chef’s knife blade is long, broad, pointed, and curved on the cutting edge, not serrated like a steak or bread knife. This makes chopping and slicing easier. It is very important to keep your knives

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Cooking, Nutrition