Sunday 14 February 2021
Finance Minister Colm Imbert exercises in a new gym at the Bagatelle Community Centre, Diego Martin during the launch of the Healthy Youth TT Communities Programme on Saturday. PHOTOS BY SUREASH CHOLAI -
The ministries of Health, Youth Development and National Service, and Sport and Community Development are working together to create 26 indoor spaces for youths to get involved in physical activities.
The Healthy Youth TT Programme was launched on Saturday at the Bagatelle Community Centre, Diego Martin, where a small, fully equipped gym was unveiled.
The aim of the programme was to provide physical activity equipment to selected community centres, youth, and sporting facilities to give young people access to basic equipment in their communities. It also aimed to develop and implement a community-based, youth-targeted health promotion wellness programme.
Corona Impfung für Jugendliche: Fragen und Fakten
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Симптоми, наслідки, імунітет, вакцини та інше: що світ знає про COVID-19 Підсумки-2020
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A national survey released this week is another confirmation that low-income families – in the nation and in Washington – have suffered disproportionately from the COVID-19 pandemic.
According to a national report sponsored by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, “Kids, Families and COVID-19: Pandemic Pain Points and a Roadmap for Recovery,” low-income families are suffering increased food insecurity, mental illness and housing instability.
That’s hardly news in northeast Spokane, where staffers at The Zone, a local nonprofit, have seen firsthand the effects of the pandemic.
“COVID has been devastating for many families,” said Jene Ray, associate director of The Zone.
The statewide numbers are depressing: