New Year, New You: How Healthy Savannah helps people make meaningful lifestyle changes
It’s never too late to start to change your life. That’s why, every year, as the clock strikes midnight on Jan. 1, people across...Read More
It’s never too late to start to change your life. That’s why, every year, as the clock strikes midnight on Jan. 1, people across...Read More
February 6, 2025 – The Chatham County Health Department and Healthy Savannah are hosting a cervical cancer awareness and screening event on February 20....Read More
The Savannah area and Chatham county have many facilities and opportunities to get active and fit! Find a park or community center near you....Read More
Special to the Effingham Herald SAVANNAH — Healthy Savannah announces that Devin Frails has joined the public/private coalition as its physical activity program manager....Read More
Throughout its 132-year history, Savannah State University has faced challenges and overcame them by rising above with the support of those who truly believe...Read More
Healthy Savannah is asking for your input on nutrition and food insecurity in the area. Tonight they held their first of several meetings to...Read More
Wellness is the process of becoming aware of and making choices towards a healthy and fulling life. We utilize the 8 Dimensions of...Read More
Do you feel anxious and fearful most of the time? It’s unpleasant to be that way. What makes it worse is that we usually...Read More
Healthy Savannah and the YMCA of Coastal Georgia are pleased to announce that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has affirmed that...Read More
Healthy Savannah and the Tide to Town team are working with neighborhood residents to develop “Activity-Friendly Routes to Everyday Destinations Neighborhood Plans” to help identify how...Read More
Healthy Savannah is so excited to announce that Savannah was selected to be one of 50 cities nationwide to be awarded an Invest Health...Read More
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — According to a 2022 Centers for Disease Control (CDC) report, 75% of Black infants were introduced to breastfeeding compared to...Read More
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