Showing posts with label sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sports. Show all posts

Sunday, January 19, 2014

#3 Jonathan E Jones WR/DB '13 Arabia Mtn. HS(GA)

Sunday, November 24, 2013

Like Us on Our New Facebook Page!

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                                                      Be Health Conscious Organization Inc.

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A Health Promotion & Healthy Living Organization Striving to Improve Mental,Social, & Physical Health in Our Youth!
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Mission
Mission Statement:
To improve the quality of life of the vulnerable youth by health and wellness promotion, based on a collaboration of multi-ethnic communities working in a culturally respectful manner promoting healthy lifestyles that help prevent diseases and encourage positive attitudes through the matriculation of life. Providing an inclusive framework of community organizations sharing good practices in health and Improving the quality of life by promoting culturally appropriate health education, mentoring, and training throughout a child's life is the number one goal.
Company Overview
About Us:
Our focus is on our youth! We aim to mentor young athletes and provide a platform where they can grow and develop the necessary skills needed to flourish in life. Our key goal while still promoting "Health", is to offer a service that not only helps train young athletes physically but also helps mentally. BeHealthConscious Organization Inc. is a Health Promotion and Healthy living organization striving to improve Social, Physical, and Emotional Health in our youth.
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Vision:
Our Vision in the near future is to open a grant funded and patron supported community activity and fitness center for
low-income and at risk youth. We are in the process of collecting gym equipment and other fitness related items to help complete our mission. If you know or have any information that would help us achieve our goal, please email us at behlthconscious@gmail.com.
As the recession has firmly settled into our country, unemployment has doubled, housing prices continue to soar, and more and more daily activity expenses continue to rise. This vulnerable time in a person's life presents unprecedented risk factors as families struggle to do the essential things in life like joining fitness clubs, buying nutritious whole foods and paying for children's extracurricular activities. Most families are having to cut back on healthy activities, and have no programs or services for youth despite the myriad of risk factors associated with low-income and homelessness. The needs of youth are often overlooked, but the opportunity for a healthy and happy childhood has a very real expiration date.
BeHealthConscious Organization provides a service that educates, middle to low income families on physical fitness and nutrition. Our organization also finds low-cost or no-cost fitness centers and programs for low-income families. Volunteers serve more than 120 families who are homeless every week. Our program model provides one-on-one attention, healthy meals and access to developmentally appropriate activities designed to reduce the traumatic effects of homelessness on families and to promote learning and joy.


Wednesday, July 24, 2013

3rd Annual Let's Move! DeKalb Expo


2013 CHOICES Header

FREE BACK TO SCHOOL SUPPLIES - THIS SATURDAY!

3RD ANNUAL LET'S MOVE! DEKALB EXPO - JULY 27TH
 
Plan to join us for the 3rd Annual Let's Move! DeKalb Expo this Saturday, July 27th 
at Exchange Park Center in Decatur, Georgia from 10 am to 3 pm.  
There will be fitness fun, heath tips and games for all ages. 
 
School Supplies 

Best of all there will be FREE Back to School supplies! 
 
The Expo is presented by: 

CHOICES Logo   Aetna Foundation Logo    Fulton DeKalb Hospital Authority 


Here's the list of Expo Exhibitors and Partners:

American Diabetes Association   Love Youth Fitness
Amerigroup 
   Made A Way Cutz
Atlanta Braves   Mercer College of Pharmacy
Atlanta Hawks   Nike Better Health
Atlanta Regional Commission   Peach State Health Plan
Coca Cola Foundation   Prince Martial Arts
Commissioner Larry Johnson   Renee's Wacky Hair
Cooking Matters   Ryan Cameron Foundation
Decatur Housing Authority   Sam's Club
DeKalb Department of Health   Simply Pure Foods
DeKalb Junior Service League   State Farm
DeKalb Right from the Start Medicaid   Sons of Phoenix
East Lake YMCA   S.U.D.I.A.
Ethicon, a Johnson & Johnson Co.   Swagger Crew Fit Kidz
Georgia School Nutrition Association   Team Blue Tennis
Georgia SHAPE   Young Chefs Academy
Keyes In The Kitchen   Young at Heart Wellness
Kids & Teens Primary Healthcare   We Can! 

  
Click the image below to see a video from our event last year.
2012 Let's Move! DeKalb C.H.O.I.C.E.S. Expo
2012 - 2nd Annual Let's Move! DeKalb Expo with C.H.O.I.C.E.S.

Please help us send children back to school with the supplies they need. 
Our goal is to have book bags, backpacks, and school supplies for at least 500 children. 
 
A donation of  $10 can fill a backpack with school supplies.
A donation of $25 provides a child with a backpack and school supplies!
  
  
Unable to donate? Be an event volunteer! 
We still need help at the nutrition exhibits, physical activities, Tastes of C.H.O.I.C.ES. and health education exhibits. 
  
3rd Annual Lets Move DeKalb Expo   
Visit our website: www.ChoicesforKids.org to learn more
Got questions? Send an email to Chaz Chapman at: CChapman@ChoicesForKids.org

Monday, February 21, 2011

Tennessee State University TARAJI P. HENSON Takes On Story About 1st Black Female Coach of a D-1 Men's Team


TARAJI P. HENSON Takes On Story About 1st Black Female Coach of a D-1 Men's Team


Taraji P. Henson is playing from the white tees.

In "From the Rough," the Oscar-nominated "Curious Case of Benjamin Button" actor will take on a role inspired by Dr. Catana Starks, the first female head coach of an NCAA Division 1 men's team. Gyre Entertainment is producing the sports drama, which begins filming in New Orleans in early October.

Henson will play a fictionalized version of Starks named Cassandra Turner, who parlays a successful stint as coach of the women's swim team at a historically black college into a shot at building the men's golf team. With available black players scarce, Turner scours Europe, Australia and Asia for hidden talents and constructs a uniquely multi-racial team. (In real life, Starks was the golf coach at Tennessee State University.)

"This extraordinary film explores one's ability to transform life's rough circumstances into distinct advantages," said director-producer Pierre Bagley. "It confronts issues of race, gender, class and cultural barriers in ways that are provocative, and sometimes hilarious.

Michael A. Critelli wrote the screenplay and will be an executive producer along with Kevin E. Hooks.


Taraji P. Henson