November Newsletter

A Note From Armand

Hey, Savannah! We hope you had a fantastic October!


We had a wonderful month connecting with our partners at our Steering Committee and Savannah-Chatham Food Policy Council meetings. We also enjoyed participating in several community events, including the YMCA Fall Festival and the City of Savannah’s Women's Wellness Event.


November is Diabetes Awareness Month! As we recognize the importance of diabetes prevention and awareness, we encourage you to take advantage of the cooler fall weather and join us for a Healthy Walk. Regular physical activity plays an important role in preventing chronic diseases and supporting overall health.

We meet at different locations every Tuesday at 7:30 a.m. and on the third Saturday of each month at 8:30 a.m. Come walk with us! Find our Healthy Walk schedule here.


As you prepare for Thanksgiving, don't forget to make healthy choices while shopping for your holiday meals! Use the Sifter app to help you find nutritious options at your local grocery store. Healthy Savannah has covered the cost of your subscription, so you can enjoy all the app's features at no cost. Get started using this link!

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Diabetes Awareness Month

November is an opportunity to learn about diabetes and support those living with the condition. Early detection and prevention are important steps toward better health. Type 2 diabetes can often be prevented or delayed through healthy habits. These include eating a variety of nutritious foods, staying physically active, and attending regular health checkups. Understanding your risk factors and knowing your blood sugar levels can also help you make informed decisions about your health. For more information about diabetes prevention, click here.


What's Happening

 

Upcoming Meeting

Join the Faith and Health Coalition, a network of faith-based organizations from all backgrounds working together to promote healthy lifestyle behaviors in places of worship. Be a part of our next gathering on Monday, November 2 from 6-7 pm at Kingdom Life Church, 405 W Montgomery Cross Road. View our most recent Faith and Health Coalition update here.

 

Society for Experiental Education (SEE) Conference

This week, our Communications Manager, Alyssa Love-Archey, presented at the Society for Experiential Education (SEE) Conference alongside Cody Cocchi from the Partnership for Inclusive Innovation (PIN) and Sarah Brackmann from Georgia Tech. Their presentation explored the concept of the Innovative Mindset in experiential learning and highlighted the PIN Summer Internship (PSI).

 

Come Meet Us!

At our most recent Partner Steering Committee Meeting, we enjoyed hearing from Greenbriar Children’s Center staff members Cherie Trice and Kimberly Cramond about their new childcare center. We look forward to celebrating its grand opening! We also heard from Sally McCoy about the State of the Girl 2026 report and the latest insights on the experiences, challenges, and opportunities facing girls today.

 

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Active People, Healthy Savannah

We have joined other local and national organizations in supporting the Moving Matters Campaign, part of the Active People, Healthy Nation℠ Initiative. Taking care of yourself is one of the most important things you can do for you and your family. One way to do that is to get regular physical activity. Start your fitness journey with us on our weekly healthy walks! Check out this month's schedule below.


 

Sponsor Highlight

In recognition of Diabetes Awareness Month, Healthy Savannah would like to highlight and thank our sponsor, Memorial Health, for its continued support of community health and well-being. Diabetes is a significant public health concern, affecting individuals and families across our communities. Raising awareness about prevention, early detection, and access to quality healthcare is essential to reducing the impact of diabetes. Through partnerships with organizations like Memorial Health, we can continue working toward healthier communities where everyone has the opportunity to live a healthier life.

We are grateful for Memorial Health's partnership and commitment to supporting the health of our community!



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