Children who are physically active and experience success in movement activities show higher levels of self-confidence. Regular physical activity helps sharpen judgment and thinking skills. And most importantly, physically active children are more likely to remain physically active adults.
BRING IT!!! LACE UP YOUR SHOES AND BRING GOOD NEWS. This walk and talk initiative is inspired by Romans 10:15, “How beautiful are the feet of those who BRING good news!” This small scripture is packed with big action. In a similar way, small healthy choices can...
Volunteering benefits others and improves your community, but it can also be good for your body and your brain!
HEAL is here to help you discover your potential, reveal your inner shine, and make the world a better place.
We were honored to provide some of our HEAL United teachers with 75 bags of PPE (personal protective equipment). We know they have had a challenging task this year and we value the opportunity to support them.
On HEAL Day, we celebrate Healthy Eating, Active Living, and Academic Performance. Join us in this celebration by participating in the activities below!
Governor Ivey Proclaims May 1 as Alabama’s Official “HEAL Day” Alabama (April 28, 2020) – Children and Adults are invited to participate virtually from home in Alabama’s second annual HEAL Day on May 1, 2020. This statewide event is a promotion and celebration of...