Health Education

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Important notices:

Winter updates  

2025

Exercise

There are plenty of indoor places for exercise like the gym, a yoga session, or even using a video to work out to at home, or bundle up and head outdoors.

Moisturize

Winter time brings about dry skin for many of us. After bathing we should moisturize, (lip balm to keep lips from getting chapped helps too.)

Layer Up

With the cold weather outside and the heat on indoors it can be tough knowing what we should wear. That is why putting on layers of clothing helps. We can put them on and take them off as needed. (Think coat, sweater, t-shirt.)

Hats and Gloves

Hat & Gloves- Protect your head and hands from the cold weather with a hat and a set of gloves or mittens. 

Sick

The holiday season means we go to many social gatherings. This increases the amount of germs we come in contact with and makes getting sick more likely. Remember if you do not feel well please let a parent, caregiver, or PRIDE staff person know. We should stay home from program if we do not feel well enough to participate at PRIDE. 

 

Spare clothes - stay seasonal

For PRIDE client's that keep spare clothes in the health office- Please ensure your PRIDE participant's spare set of clothing is in season. Don't forget to label the clothing bag with the PRIDE goer's name. 


Contact us:

Tawauna Harris

Nurse

973-601-5318

tharris@eclcofnj.org

 Stephanie Barbaro

Medical Assistant

973-601-5320

sbarbaro@eclcofnj.org