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Healthy Savannah is offering Chatham Area Transit riders a new opportunity to connect with affordable options for healthy food, recreation, and health services throughout Chatham County. In partnership with the local transit authority, the non-profit organization has installed posters in all of the Chatham Area Transit buses featuring a QR code that, when read by a smartphone camera, instantly connects riders with the Hero Help Me database.

Tide To Town Success Story

A Time for Renewal

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Nutrition 101 – Healthy Weight

“A healthy body weight honors me – and my faith. 
It’s an established fact that overweight is a significant contributor to disease and premature...Read More

Healthy Savannah’s Healthy Walks Success Story

WTOC: Advocates calling for improved access to healthy food options for Chatham County residents

See the story on WTOC

Healthy Savannah celebrates at its annual meeting

Healthy Savannah celebrated 14 years of milestones and installed new officers at the organization’s annual meeting on May 18 at the Charles H. Morris...Read More

Healthy Savannah Provides $2,450 in REACH Grants to Healthy Equity Events

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Community joins Healthy Savannah to celebrate four years of Healthy Walks

On Tuesday, March 26, the public was invited to meet up with members of Healthy Savannah, the YMCA of Coastal Georgia and Friends of...Read More

Healthy Savannah’s Community Health Advocates Share Personal Stories in Promoting Awareness of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccination Equity to Prevent Certain Cancers

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Maintaining a Healthy Household

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Pancake or Waffle Recipe

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Boy Scouts join Tide to Town Volunteers for Wheaton St. Cleanup, collected 50 pounds of trash

Earlier this month about 30 members of Boy Scout Troop 1 and Pack 1 joined up with volunteers from the Friends of Tide to...Read More

Tide To Town Success Story

A Time for Renewal

The New Year is beginning and many of us will use this time to choose a resolution or two to work on. Why not...Read More

Nutrition 101 – Healthy Weight

“A healthy body weight honors me – and my faith. 
It’s an established fact that overweight is a significant contributor to disease and premature...Read More

Healthy Savannah’s Healthy Walks Success Story

WTOC: Advocates calling for improved access to healthy food options for Chatham County residents

See the story on WTOC

Healthy Savannah celebrates at its annual meeting

Healthy Savannah celebrated 14 years of milestones and installed new officers at the organization’s annual meeting on May 18 at the Charles H. Morris...Read More

Healthy Savannah Provides $2,450 in REACH Grants to Healthy Equity Events

August 15, 2023 — Healthy Savannah is providing $2,450 in grant funding to support health equity education and awareness at two upcoming Savannah area...Read More

Community joins Healthy Savannah to celebrate four years of Healthy Walks

On Tuesday, March 26, the public was invited to meet up with members of Healthy Savannah, the YMCA of Coastal Georgia and Friends of...Read More

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