Last Updated on August 14, 2023, 3:37 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Health Promotion Unit of St Kitts has hosted the SKN Moves Health Walk to promote a healthier lifestyle for the country’s people. The SKN Moves, or St Kitts and Nevis Moves is an initiative started by the Ministry of Health to ensure that people can get physically fit and make positive changes in their lifestyles.
The country’s people attended the recent SKN Moves, Walk and Run event helmed by the Health Promotion Unit of St Kitts and the country’s Ministry of Health. Accordingly, the Health Promotion Unit shared some glimpses from the event. The organizers also applauded the people of the country for their participation in the health initiative.
The event took place on Friday, August 11, 2023. Several members of repute in the country, including the prime minister and minister of health, Dr Terrance Drew, were present at the event to show his support to the remarkable initiative by the ministry of health.
The Health Promotion Unit of St Kitts has shared some glimpses from the event on their social media account. They extended a heartwarming thanks to every participant, volunteer, and sponsor who came together to make this event memorable. The health promotion unit applauded the energy of the people who participated in the event.
They stated that the energy, enthusiasm, and dedication are truly commendable! We witnessed countless smiles, the shared spirit of camaraderie, and most importantly, a community moving in unison towards a healthier future.
The Health promotion Unit of St Kitts urged the people to let today be a reminder that every step counts. Remember: Keep moving, keep thriving, and make healthiness a habit. Invite a friend for a walk, challenge a colleague to a run, or take a moment to stretch and breathe deeply. Let’s make the most of our beautiful islands and let them be our playground for a healthy to many more events, many more steps, and a healthier, happier SKN community
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