MEND Program for all families

Keeping the family fit and having a good time. Strathcona Gardens offers the unique “MEND” program for youth and their families.

Debra Wilson is the Rehabilitation and Fitness Coordinator
at Strathcona. She says there are two different programs you can check out.

 

 

Wilson adds the program is a joint project with the Ministry of Health, as well as the BC Recreation and Parks Association. She says sessions include food testings, special events and other tips for healthy living.

 

She says they’ve been running this for over 2 years now and they were one of the first 6 communities in the province to organize the “MEND” program.

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