HEALTH AND WELLNESS

Taking care of family or finances doesn't have to come at the expense of your health. We strive to give the community free programs in our neighborhood that are easy to access and for beginners.

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Let’s Get Physical! is a FREE fitness series created by Price Hill Will in 2016 to foster healthy living and physical activity in the neighborhood.

All classes are free and all skill levels are welcome!

Monday YOGA at 5:00pm: The Sanctuary (2110 St. Michael Street)
Tuesday YOGA at 6:15pm: Dunham Recreation Center (4356 Dunham Lane)
Wednesday YOGA 6:00pm: Warm location - Olden View Park (2610 Eighth St. W). Rain location/Winter location - Holy Family Preschool (3001 Price Avenue)
Saturday YOGA at 10:00am: St. Lawrence Square (3650 Warsaw Ave)
Sunday YOGA at 9:00am: Warm location - Olden View Park (2610 Eighth St. W). Rain location/Winter Location - Holy Family Preschool (3001 Price Avenue)

Love the program? Want to donate? Click the button below and type in "Let's Get Physical!" into the notes section!

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Brenda

Stacey

Can't make class this week? That's ok! We have a class video!

Brenda first discovered yoga watching Lilias Folan's yoga program on PBS when she was about 12 years old and has been practicing throughout her life. It was not until 2012, however, that she learned that she wanted to teach, and she completed a 300-Hour Yoga Teacher Training recognized by the Yoga Alliance (at the 200-hour level) at World Peace Yoga, Cincinnati, Ohio. Since that time, she has enjoyed teaching yoga privately and in classes to adults and children at various locations, including sites on the west side through Price Hill Will Brenda is certified to teach multiple styles of Hatha Yoga, Pranayama and Meditation.

COMMUNITY GARDENS

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Price Hill Will in collaboration with local non-profits, schools, and the Price Hill Rec Center currently has five community gardens for residents’ use and enjoyment. Each of our gardens gets residents out-of-doors, working together in the soil to grow fresh vegetables that they can take home to share with family and friends, improving nutrition and supplementing diets.

We also strive to create a supportive environment for hands-on learning, experimentation, observation, and life skill development around growing and eating healthy foods, maintaining a natural ecosystem, and living a healthy lifestyle. Each of our gardens offer extra opportunities for engagement, things like recipe swaps, cooking classes, language classes, arts activities or yoga. We are proud of the friendships born out of our gardens, bringing our neighbors together, building bridges between the various socio-economic and cultural groups in our community

OUR GARDENS