Hillsborough County is poised to bolster the well-being of its residents this Saturday with a dual offering of free groceries and health services. In an effort to support community health, the County’s Healthy Living Program has organized a community health fair set to take place on Jan. 24 at the Lee Davis Community Resource Center, located at 3402 N. 22nd St., Tampa, FL 33605. Residents can drop in from 9-10:30 a.m. to collect necessities like fresh produce, meats, and pantry staples provided by Feeding Tampa Bay with no income restrictions to receive the food, as reported by the county government’s newsroom.
The event showcases more than just the distribution of food; it’s a confluence of various health services that will be available until noon. Apart from grocery distribution, attendees can access free health screenings, vaccinations when available, and useful information on the County’s Healthy Living Program and its Health Care Plan. For families, the event includes children’s activities and giveaways, ensuring that the health fair provides both immediate benefits and insights into long-term wellness strategies.
Those interested in the broader scope of the Healthy Living Program can explore its offerings, such as an exercise room, group exercise sessions, nutritional counseling, and health screenings available at various centers across Hillsborough County. The programs extend well beyond the fair, with free classes addressing diabetes prevention/management, weight loss, healthy eating, and more, an initiative designed to equip residents with the knowledge and tools necessary for managing their health proactively, according to the county’s official website…