COAST recently hosted two successful health fairs that were catered specifically to older residents. The first fair took place at the Madisonville Activity Center on May 31 and drew in around 90 attendees. The second fair was held at the Slidell Activity Center on June 14 and attracted over 100 people. Each event featured vendors specializing in health and wellness, providing attendees with a variety of services including health screenings, massage therapy, mental health support, community resource information, and interactive fitness demonstrations.
Chef Jeff Mattia from Pyre BBQ also conducted cooking demonstrations at both events, focusing on the benefits of anti-inflammatory foods and providing healthy food samples for guests to enjoy. Attendees had the opportunity to win door prizes that supported a healthy lifestyle, such as Instant Pots and Magic Bullet blenders. All attendees received a COAST backpack filled with giveaways and information.
The goal of these health fairs was to empower older adults to take charge of their health, gain knowledge, and connect with local resources and community support. Thank you to everyone who participated and contributed to the success of these events! COAST looks forward to hosting more events like this in the future.
For more information on COAST, visit their website at www.coastseniors.org or contact them at (985) 892-0377.
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