Project Healthy Community

“Dr melvyn rubenfire p.o. Box 252433 west bloomfield, mi 48325 stan finsilver p. O. Box 252433 west bloomfield, mi 48325 shirley myrick p. O. Box 252433 west bloomfield, mi 48325 larry mathews p. O. Box 252433 west bloomfield, mi 48325 dr john marx p. O. Box 252433 west bloomfield, mi 48325 matt lester p. O. Box 252433 west bloomfield, mi 48325 harold kulish p. O. Box 252433 west bloomfield, mi 48325 mindi fynke p. O. Box 252433 west bloomfield, mi 48325 joshua cascasde p. O. Box 252433 west bloomfield, mi 48325 jo elyn nyman p.o. Box 252433 west bloomfield, mi 48325”

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“Project healthy community (phc) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote the well-being of persons of all ages within communities in need through nutrition and education programs. Our work is servicing those in the greater detroit area. Examples of programming are: phc's mobile pantry is a collaboration with gleaners community food bank and forgotten harvest. The program provides approximately 100 worth of groceries and fresh vegetables from phc's community garden to 400 families a month. We multiply the benefit of receiving this nutritious food by inviting the community to attend a health and wellness speakers series, offered before their food pick-up. The pe-nut program/fun pantry are school-based nutrition and fitness education classes utilizing the usda-approved "healthy schools, healthy communities" curriculum, incorporating nutritional education, physical activities, food tastings, and "health through literacy" read-alouds led by instructors. Lessons build an understanding of how and why to make healthy choices, where food comes from, and what makes a healthy meal. The family wellness program is a holistic program supporting the health and wellness of detroiters through nutrition education, fitness programming, food access, and clinical care components. The hope circles project/emerging scholars is a mentorship and internship program, connecting high school students to summer internships and providing a stipend for their work, allowing students to participate in valuable internships who otherwise would not be able to afford it. Hope circles also provides pre-internship workshops, which promote creative problem solving skills and increase students' resilience. Other programs - community garden, back to school store with ncjw, and mittens for detroit giveaway.”

“Food pantries, after school mentoring and education in a detroit elementary school about healty eating.”