Emily Hibbitts and Doug Counts organized a Mini Health Fair for the community in Kingsport, Tennessee. The event took place at the Kingsport Farmers Market where vendors set up to provide information on the services they offer to the community. This fair was held in the summer to ensure that health initiatives were promoted to the community while they were at home with their children.
Director of Healthy Kingsport, Desteny Clemons, mentioned that they have a walk for Wellness Health Expo every year with around 32 vendors participating. She emphasized the importance of spreading awareness about health and wellness initiatives to the community as much as possible. Some of the services offered by vendors at the fair were free of charge, which was a great way to encourage people to take an active interest in their health and well-being.
One of the highlights of the fair was the announcement made by Ballad Health about a new center for Early Learning in Kingsport. This center aimed to promote healthy living among children from an early age, which is essential for their overall well-being as they grow up. The event aimed to encourage community members to take an active interest in their health and well-being.
For more information about the services and initiatives provided at the Mini Health Fair, interested individuals could visit the provided link for additional details. It’s important to note that this fair is just one aspect of promoting health and wellness initiatives in Kingsport; there are many other resources available throughout the year, including annual walks and expos.
