Events

Grow Well Kingston is a collective of organizations and individuals that support Kingston residents to grow plants and raise animals for food, medicine, natural habitat, and beauty, by supporting projects that provide knowledge, growing spaces, and resources. We meet the first Thursdays of the month. This month we are meeting at the community gardens located at Barmann Park (located across the street from the Boys & Girls Club of Kingston on Greenkill Avenue). We’ll discuss Community Garden news, and Garden Stewards will be on hand for “Ask a Gardener” Q & A. These meetings are safe spaces to share ideas and offer support. Join us! Contact us: msebro@kingston-ny.gov

Heal Well is a focus team of Live Well Kingston that brings together people working as health providers in Kingston to improve access to health facilities, increase knowledge of opportunities, develop healthy options, break down silos, and support needs assessment.

Our partners include social workers, health practitioners, doctors, non-profit and for-profit organizations, medical staff, yoga instructors, healers, government staff, and residents interested in health issues.

Our Vision

We envision an environment where all community members have access to healthy options to prevent disease and everyone can easily access affordable health care.

Our Mission

To promote complete physical, mental and social well-being in the City of Kingston by:

• Directing and supporting changes in policies, systems and environments,
• Providing tools to patients and to healthcare and human services providers to treat and prevent lifestyle-related chronic diseases, and
• Creating health equity, or social justice in health, so everyone in Kingston has a fair opportunity to live a long, healthy life.

For questions, contact, Kristin Kessler, RDN, CDN, CYT

City of Kingston, Project Manager Department of Health and Wellness.

Office: (845) 334-3917

Email: kkessler@kingston-ny.gov

Live Well Kingston’s Age Well focus team in partnership with the Holistic Health Community’s Outreach Program, Holistic Healthcare to the People!, will offer FREE Zumba classes for seniors on Fridays, beginning April 5 thru June 28 from 1:00pm – 2:00pm at the City of Kingston’s Midtown Neighborhood Center Gymnasium, 467 Broadway. 

Age Well Kingston promotes opportunities for active aging through all levels of functional ability. Zumba Gold is a lower-intensity version of the typical Zumba class and is designed to meet the anatomical, physiological needs of seniors. It’s a wonderful option for older adults seeking alternative means of reaching their exercise goals. 

This FREE Zumba program is co-sponsored by Holistic Health Community. HHC is a nonprofit organization with a mission to provide holistic healthcare services and workshops to the public.  Holistic Healthcare to the People! Zumba Gold instructor, Dr. Shellie G. Fraddin Ph.D, is a Health & Longevity Coach specializing in wellness programs for older adults. This Zumba Gold is not your typical fast-pace Latin dance movements. It’s modified dance movements to a diverse style of music including Salsa, Merengue, Reggae, Motown, Oldies, Country, Rock and Folk dance. Beginners are welcomed! 

We encourage seniors to invite their friends and neighbors. Caregivers are welcomed to join. Move at your own pace! Seating will be available. Sneakers are required. Please wear comfortable clothing. Please bring your water bottle, there is a water refill station available. Restrooms and gymnasium are on the ground floor. 

Register by March 29. 2024, call 845-334-3951 and leave your name and phone number, or email msebro@kingston-ny.gov. To learn more about Age Well visit the Live Well Kingston 

Join us for this FREE hands-on cooking workshop led by Juliette McKernon from MVP Health Care with support from The Institute for Family Family.

Power of Planning

Gain confidence to plan and prepare quick, budget-friendly, and enjoyable meals at home. This collaborative cooking class will guide participants through making a whole meal from start to finish, while teaching lessons and providing resources to take home. Class will finish by eating the meal we’ve made.

Recipe(s):

• Appetizer: Delicious Dips and Spreads
• Main: Black Bean & Veggie Quesadillas OR Turkey tacos
• Dessert: Fruit Crisp (w/ Rhubarb for Kingston Eats)

Details:

Program Code: 8479
Thursday, May 9, 5:30–7:30 pm
Andy Murphy Neighborhood Center 467 Broadway, Kingston NY 1240

Space is limited, so registration is required: https://www.mvphealthcare.com/about/events/living-well/power-of-planning-8479

Visit mvphealthcare.com/calendar for more information.

Live Well Kingston’s Age Well focus team in partnership with the Holistic Health Community’s Outreach Program, Holistic Healthcare to the People!, will offer FREE Zumba classes for seniors on Fridays, beginning April 5 thru June 28 from 1:00pm – 2:00pm at the City of Kingston’s Midtown Neighborhood Center Gymnasium, 467 Broadway. 

Age Well Kingston promotes opportunities for active aging through all levels of functional ability. Zumba Gold is a lower-intensity version of the typical Zumba class and is designed to meet the anatomical, physiological needs of seniors. It’s a wonderful option for older adults seeking alternative means of reaching their exercise goals. 

This FREE Zumba program is co-sponsored by Holistic Health Community. HHC is a nonprofit organization with a mission to provide holistic healthcare services and workshops to the public.  Holistic Healthcare to the People! Zumba Gold instructor, Dr. Shellie G. Fraddin Ph.D, is a Health & Longevity Coach specializing in wellness programs for older adults. This Zumba Gold is not your typical fast-pace Latin dance movements. It’s modified dance movements to a diverse style of music including Salsa, Merengue, Reggae, Motown, Oldies, Country, Rock and Folk dance. Beginners are welcomed! 

We encourage seniors to invite their friends and neighbors. Caregivers are welcomed to join. Move at your own pace! Seating will be available. Sneakers are required. Please wear comfortable clothing. Please bring your water bottle, there is a water refill station available. Restrooms and gymnasium are on the ground floor. 

Register by March 29. 2024, call 845-334-3951 and leave your name and phone number, or email msebro@kingston-ny.gov. To learn more about Age Well visit the Live Well Kingston 

Join us for the Live Well Kingston Commission meeting. The Commission oversees all six focus teams, gives guidance, and reviews assessments. We meet every third Wednesday of the month from 4:15-5:45, in Conference Room 2, top floor of City Hall, 420 Broadway, Kingston. We also have a Zoom option.

Here is the document where we collect all our agendas and reports.

Have any questions? Want the Zoom details? Email Emily for all the information.

Live Well Kingston’s Age Well focus team in partnership with the Holistic Health Community’s Outreach Program, Holistic Healthcare to the People!, will offer FREE Zumba classes for seniors on Fridays, beginning April 5 thru June 28 from 1:00pm – 2:00pm at the City of Kingston’s Midtown Neighborhood Center Gymnasium, 467 Broadway. 

Age Well Kingston promotes opportunities for active aging through all levels of functional ability. Zumba Gold is a lower-intensity version of the typical Zumba class and is designed to meet the anatomical, physiological needs of seniors. It’s a wonderful option for older adults seeking alternative means of reaching their exercise goals. 

This FREE Zumba program is co-sponsored by Holistic Health Community. HHC is a nonprofit organization with a mission to provide holistic healthcare services and workshops to the public.  Holistic Healthcare to the People! Zumba Gold instructor, Dr. Shellie G. Fraddin Ph.D, is a Health & Longevity Coach specializing in wellness programs for older adults. This Zumba Gold is not your typical fast-pace Latin dance movements. It’s modified dance movements to a diverse style of music including Salsa, Merengue, Reggae, Motown, Oldies, Country, Rock and Folk dance. Beginners are welcomed! 

We encourage seniors to invite their friends and neighbors. Caregivers are welcomed to join. Move at your own pace! Seating will be available. Sneakers are required. Please wear comfortable clothing. Please bring your water bottle, there is a water refill station available. Restrooms and gymnasium are on the ground floor. 

Register by March 29. 2024, call 845-334-3951 and leave your name and phone number, or email msebro@kingston-ny.gov. To learn more about Age Well visit the Live Well Kingston 

The Age Well Focus Team supports policy, systems and environmental changes in Kingston that improve Senior Citizens’ access to opportunities for active and healthy aging. Age Well meets the third Tuesday of the month at 2:00pm – 3:00pm. Our May 21 meeting will be held at the Community Room (in front of the laundromat) https://thebroadwaybubble.com/. Please RSVP, contact Marsha Sebro at (845) 334 -3951 or Email msebro@kingston-ny.gov

If you have colleagues and neighbors who live, work, or recreate in the City of Kingston and have an interest in learning more about supporting active aging for seniors, please share this invitation.

The YMCA of Kingston and Ulster and Bike Friendly Kingston will be offering monthly free bike repair clinics starting in March.  If your bike is making noises, or you have a flat tire, or if you just want to get it checked over, bring it to the Repair Clinic.  Our volunteer mechanics will diagnose, and if possible, repair your bike.  No advance registration required.  The events are free, but donations are encouraged!  You must bring your bike!

The clinics will be outdoors in the YMCA Parking Lot, 507 Broadway (entrance on Pine Grove Avenue).

We will also have free helmets, bike locks, safety vests, bells and lights to give out while supplies last.

Questions?  Contact Justin Ledoux, Bicycle Program Manager, at the YMCA: 845-338-3810, ext. 102 or jledoux@ymcaulster.org

Join us for this FREE hands-on cooking workshop led by Juliette McKernon from MVP Health Care with support from The Institute for Family Family.

Making Recipes Work for You

Learn how to adjust recipes to maximize your family’s resources, while meeting your nutritional needs and tastes. Prepared with people with diabetes or hypertension in mind, this collaborative cooking class will guide participants through making a whole meal from start to finish, while teaching lessons and providing resources to take home. Class will finish by eating the meal we’ve made.

Recipes:

• Appetizer: Spinach Salad (Kingston Eats veggie of the month)
• Main: Grain Bowl Framework
• Dessert: Fruit Tarts

Details:

Program Code: 8481
Thursday, May 23, 5:30–7:30 pm
Andy Murphy Neighborhood Center 467 Broadway, Kingston NY 12401

Space is limited, so registration is required: https://www.mvphealthcare.com/about/events/living-well/making-recipes-work-for-you-8481

Visit mvphealthcare.com/calendar for more information.

Live Well Kingston’s Age Well focus team in partnership with the Holistic Health Community’s Outreach Program, Holistic Healthcare to the People!, will offer FREE Zumba classes for seniors on Fridays, beginning April 5 thru June 28 from 1:00pm – 2:00pm at the City of Kingston’s Midtown Neighborhood Center Gymnasium, 467 Broadway. 

Age Well Kingston promotes opportunities for active aging through all levels of functional ability. Zumba Gold is a lower-intensity version of the typical Zumba class and is designed to meet the anatomical, physiological needs of seniors. It’s a wonderful option for older adults seeking alternative means of reaching their exercise goals. 

This FREE Zumba program is co-sponsored by Holistic Health Community. HHC is a nonprofit organization with a mission to provide holistic healthcare services and workshops to the public.  Holistic Healthcare to the People! Zumba Gold instructor, Dr. Shellie G. Fraddin Ph.D, is a Health & Longevity Coach specializing in wellness programs for older adults. This Zumba Gold is not your typical fast-pace Latin dance movements. It’s modified dance movements to a diverse style of music including Salsa, Merengue, Reggae, Motown, Oldies, Country, Rock and Folk dance. Beginners are welcomed! 

We encourage seniors to invite their friends and neighbors. Caregivers are welcomed to join. Move at your own pace! Seating will be available. Sneakers are required. Please wear comfortable clothing. Please bring your water bottle, there is a water refill station available. Restrooms and gymnasium are on the ground floor. 

Register by March 29. 2024, call 845-334-3951 and leave your name and phone number, or email msebro@kingston-ny.gov. To learn more about Age Well visit the Live Well Kingston 

Live Well Kingston’s Age Well focus team in partnership with the Holistic Health Community’s Outreach Program, Holistic Healthcare to the People!, will offer FREE Zumba classes for seniors on Fridays, beginning April 5 thru June 28 from 1:00pm – 2:00pm at the City of Kingston’s Midtown Neighborhood Center Gymnasium, 467 Broadway. 

Age Well Kingston promotes opportunities for active aging through all levels of functional ability. Zumba Gold is a lower-intensity version of the typical Zumba class and is designed to meet the anatomical, physiological needs of seniors. It’s a wonderful option for older adults seeking alternative means of reaching their exercise goals. 

This FREE Zumba program is co-sponsored by Holistic Health Community. HHC is a nonprofit organization with a mission to provide holistic healthcare services and workshops to the public.  Holistic Healthcare to the People! Zumba Gold instructor, Dr. Shellie G. Fraddin Ph.D, is a Health & Longevity Coach specializing in wellness programs for older adults. This Zumba Gold is not your typical fast-pace Latin dance movements. It’s modified dance movements to a diverse style of music including Salsa, Merengue, Reggae, Motown, Oldies, Country, Rock and Folk dance. Beginners are welcomed! 

We encourage seniors to invite their friends and neighbors. Caregivers are welcomed to join. Move at your own pace! Seating will be available. Sneakers are required. Please wear comfortable clothing. Please bring your water bottle, there is a water refill station available. Restrooms and gymnasium are on the ground floor. 

Register by March 29. 2024, call 845-334-3951 and leave your name and phone number, or email msebro@kingston-ny.gov. To learn more about Age Well visit the Live Well Kingston 

Grow Well Kingston is a collective of organizations and individuals that support Kingston residents to grow plants and raise animals for food, medicine, natural habitat, and beauty, by supporting projects that provide knowledge, growing spaces, and resources. We meet the first Thursdays of the month. This month we are meeting at the https://www.kingstonymcafarmproject.org/ We’ll discuss Community Garden news, and Garden Stewards will be on hand for “Ask a Gardener” Q & A. These meetings are safe spaces to share ideas and offer support. Join us! Contact us: msebro@kingston-ny.gov

Únase a nosotros en este taller práctico de cocina GRATUITO dirigido por Juliette McKernon de MVP Health Care con el apoyo del Institute for Family Family.

Join us for this FREE hands-on cooking workshop led by Juliette McKernon from MVP Health Care with support from The Institute for Family Family.

Cocinando Juntas/Let’s Cook Together

Mientras cocinamos juntos, hablaremos sobre qué aspectos hacen que una comida sea saludable, sabrosa y abundante. Esta clase de cocina colaborativa guiará a los participantes a preparar una comida completa de principio a fin, mientras enseña lecciones y proporciona recursos para llevar a casa. Este taller será en inglés y español.

Recetas:

• el peritivo: un marco para sopa
• el plato principal: pollo al horno (“baked and flaked” con ensalada
• el postre: galletas de avena y mantequilla de nueces con bayas

Código de programa: 8482
Jueves 6 de junio, de 5:30 a 7:30 p. m.
Andy Murphy Neighborhood Center 467 Broadway, Kingston NY 12401

While cooking together, we’ll talk about what aspects make a meal healthy, tasty, and filling. This collaborative cooking class will guide participants through making a whole meal from start to finish, while teaching lessons and providing resources to take home. This workshop will be in both English and Spanish.

Recipes:

• Appetizer: Soup Framework
• Main: Baked & Flaked Chicken with Salad
• Dessert: Rolled Oats and Nut Butter Cookies w/ berries for Kingston eats

Program Code: 8482
Thursday, June 6, 5:30–7:30 pm
 467 Broadway, Kingston NY 12401

El espacio es limitado, por lo que es necesario registrarse: https://www.mvphealthcare.com/about/events/living-well/let’s-cook-together/cocinando-juntas-8482

Visite mvphealthcare.com/calendar para obtener más información.

Space is limited, so registration is required: https://www.mvphealthcare.com/about/events/living-well/let’s-cook-together/cocinando-juntas-8482

Visit mvphealthcare.com/calendar for more information.

Heal Well is a focus team of Live Well Kingston that brings together people working as health providers in Kingston to improve access to health facilities, increase knowledge of opportunities, develop healthy options, break down silos, and support needs assessment.

Our partners include social workers, health practitioners, doctors, non-profit and for-profit organizations, medical staff, yoga instructors, healers, government staff, and residents interested in health issues.

Our Vision

We envision an environment where all community members have access to healthy options to prevent disease and everyone can easily access affordable health care.

Our Mission

To promote complete physical, mental and social well-being in the City of Kingston by:

• Directing and supporting changes in policies, systems and environments,
• Providing tools to patients and to healthcare and human services providers to treat and prevent lifestyle-related chronic diseases, and
• Creating health equity, or social justice in health, so everyone in Kingston has a fair opportunity to live a long, healthy life.

For questions, contact, Kristin Kessler, RDN, CDN, CYT

City of Kingston, Project Manager Department of Health and Wellness.

Office: (845) 334-3917

Email: kkessler@kingston-ny.gov

The Play Well Focus Teams develops, implements, and supports initiatives that connect people to physical activity and recreation resources. Meetings are held the first Friday of the month at 2:00pm. Our June 6th meeting will be held at the Boices Bros Ice Dairy Ice Cream & Milk House, outdoor seating area, at 62 O’Neil Street in Kingston. Join us to discuss project updates as we make our way up the Midtown Linear Park. These meetings are safe spaces to share ideas and offer support. Please RSVP contact: msebro@kingston-ny.gov

Live Well Kingston’s Age Well focus team in partnership with the Holistic Health Community’s Outreach Program, Holistic Healthcare to the People!, will offer FREE Zumba classes for seniors on Fridays, beginning April 5 thru June 28 from 1:00pm – 2:00pm at the City of Kingston’s Midtown Neighborhood Center Gymnasium, 467 Broadway. 

Age Well Kingston promotes opportunities for active aging through all levels of functional ability. Zumba Gold is a lower-intensity version of the typical Zumba class and is designed to meet the anatomical, physiological needs of seniors. It’s a wonderful option for older adults seeking alternative means of reaching their exercise goals. 

This FREE Zumba program is co-sponsored by Holistic Health Community. HHC is a nonprofit organization with a mission to provide holistic healthcare services and workshops to the public.  Holistic Healthcare to the People! Zumba Gold instructor, Dr. Shellie G. Fraddin Ph.D, is a Health & Longevity Coach specializing in wellness programs for older adults. This Zumba Gold is not your typical fast-pace Latin dance movements. It’s modified dance movements to a diverse style of music including Salsa, Merengue, Reggae, Motown, Oldies, Country, Rock and Folk dance. Beginners are welcomed! 

We encourage seniors to invite their friends and neighbors. Caregivers are welcomed to join. Move at your own pace! Seating will be available. Sneakers are required. Please wear comfortable clothing. Please bring your water bottle, there is a water refill station available. Restrooms and gymnasium are on the ground floor. 

Register by March 29. 2024, call 845-334-3951 and leave your name and phone number, or email msebro@kingston-ny.gov. To learn more about Age Well visit the Live Well Kingston 

Live Well Kingston’s Age Well focus team in partnership with the Holistic Health Community’s Outreach Program, Holistic Healthcare to the People!, will offer FREE Zumba classes for seniors on Fridays, beginning April 5 thru June 28 from 1:00pm – 2:00pm at the City of Kingston’s Midtown Neighborhood Center Gymnasium, 467 Broadway. 

Age Well Kingston promotes opportunities for active aging through all levels of functional ability. Zumba Gold is a lower-intensity version of the typical Zumba class and is designed to meet the anatomical, physiological needs of seniors. It’s a wonderful option for older adults seeking alternative means of reaching their exercise goals. 

This FREE Zumba program is co-sponsored by Holistic Health Community. HHC is a nonprofit organization with a mission to provide holistic healthcare services and workshops to the public.  Holistic Healthcare to the People! Zumba Gold instructor, Dr. Shellie G. Fraddin Ph.D, is a Health & Longevity Coach specializing in wellness programs for older adults. This Zumba Gold is not your typical fast-pace Latin dance movements. It’s modified dance movements to a diverse style of music including Salsa, Merengue, Reggae, Motown, Oldies, Country, Rock and Folk dance. Beginners are welcomed! 

We encourage seniors to invite their friends and neighbors. Caregivers are welcomed to join. Move at your own pace! Seating will be available. Sneakers are required. Please wear comfortable clothing. Please bring your water bottle, there is a water refill station available. Restrooms and gymnasium are on the ground floor. 

Register by March 29. 2024, call 845-334-3951 and leave your name and phone number, or email msebro@kingston-ny.gov. To learn more about Age Well visit the Live Well Kingston 

The YMCA of Kingston and Ulster and Bike Friendly Kingston will be offering monthly free bike repair clinics starting in March.  If your bike is making noises, or you have a flat tire, or if you just want to get it checked over, bring it to the Repair Clinic.  Our volunteer mechanics will diagnose, and if possible, repair your bike.  No advance registration required.  The events are free, but donations are encouraged!  You must bring your bike!

The clinics will be outdoors in the YMCA Parking Lot, 507 Broadway (entrance on Pine Grove Avenue).

We will also have free helmets, bike locks, safety vests, bells and lights to give out while supplies last.

Questions?  Contact Justin Ledoux, Bicycle Program Manager, at the YMCA: 845-338-3810, ext. 102 or jledoux@ymcaulster.org

The Age Well Focus Team supports policy, systems and environmental changes in Kingston that improve Senior Citizens’ access to opportunities for active and healthy aging. Age Well meets the third Tuesday of the month at 2:00pm – 3:30pm. Our June 18 meeting will be held at Cornell Cooperative Extension of Ulster County, hosted by R.A.P.P.  https://ulster.cce.cornell.edu/healthy-communities/relatives-as-parents-program Please RSVP, contact Marsha Sebro at (845) 334 -3951 or Email msebro@kingston-ny.gov

If you have colleagues and neighbors who live, work, or recreate in the City of Kingston and have an interest in learning more about supporting active aging for seniors, please share this invitation.

Join us for the Live Well Kingston Commission meeting. The Commission oversees all six focus teams, gives guidance, and reviews assessments. We meet every third Wednesday of the month from 4:15-5:45, in Conference Room 2, top floor of City Hall, 420 Broadway, Kingston. We also have a Zoom option.

Here is the document where we collect all our agendas and reports.

Have any questions? Want the Zoom details? Email Emily for all the information.

Live Well Kingston’s Age Well focus team in partnership with the Holistic Health Community’s Outreach Program, Holistic Healthcare to the People!, will offer FREE Zumba classes for seniors on Fridays, beginning April 5 thru June 28 from 1:00pm – 2:00pm at the City of Kingston’s Midtown Neighborhood Center Gymnasium, 467 Broadway. 

Age Well Kingston promotes opportunities for active aging through all levels of functional ability. Zumba Gold is a lower-intensity version of the typical Zumba class and is designed to meet the anatomical, physiological needs of seniors. It’s a wonderful option for older adults seeking alternative means of reaching their exercise goals. 

This FREE Zumba program is co-sponsored by Holistic Health Community. HHC is a nonprofit organization with a mission to provide holistic healthcare services and workshops to the public.  Holistic Healthcare to the People! Zumba Gold instructor, Dr. Shellie G. Fraddin Ph.D, is a Health & Longevity Coach specializing in wellness programs for older adults. This Zumba Gold is not your typical fast-pace Latin dance movements. It’s modified dance movements to a diverse style of music including Salsa, Merengue, Reggae, Motown, Oldies, Country, Rock and Folk dance. Beginners are welcomed! 

We encourage seniors to invite their friends and neighbors. Caregivers are welcomed to join. Move at your own pace! Seating will be available. Sneakers are required. Please wear comfortable clothing. Please bring your water bottle, there is a water refill station available. Restrooms and gymnasium are on the ground floor. 

Register by March 29. 2024, call 845-334-3951 and leave your name and phone number, or email msebro@kingston-ny.gov. To learn more about Age Well visit the Live Well Kingston 

Heal Well is a focus team of Live Well Kingston that brings together people working as health providers in Kingston to improve access to health facilities, increase knowledge of opportunities, develop healthy options, break down silos, and support needs assessment.

Our partners include social workers, health practitioners, doctors, non-profit and for-profit organizations, medical staff, yoga instructors, healers, government staff, and residents interested in health issues.

Our Vision

We envision an environment where all community members have access to healthy options to prevent disease and everyone can easily access affordable health care.

Our Mission

To promote complete physical, mental and social well-being in the City of Kingston by:

• Directing and supporting changes in policies, systems and environments,
• Providing tools to patients and to healthcare and human services providers to treat and prevent lifestyle-related chronic diseases, and
• Creating health equity, or social justice in health, so everyone in Kingston has a fair opportunity to live a long, healthy life.

For questions, contact, Kristin Kessler, RDN, CDN, CYT

City of Kingston, Project Manager Department of Health and Wellness.

Office: (845) 334-3917

Email: kkessler@kingston-ny.gov

The YMCA of Kingston and Ulster and Bike Friendly Kingston will be offering monthly free bike repair clinics starting in March.  If your bike is making noises, or you have a flat tire, or if you just want to get it checked over, bring it to the Repair Clinic.  Our volunteer mechanics will diagnose, and if possible, repair your bike.  No advance registration required.  The events are free, but donations are encouraged!  You must bring your bike!

The clinics will be outdoors in the YMCA Parking Lot, 507 Broadway (entrance on Pine Grove Avenue).

We will also have free helmets, bike locks, safety vests, bells and lights to give out while supplies last.

Questions?  Contact Justin Ledoux, Bicycle Program Manager, at the YMCA: 845-338-3810, ext. 102 or jledoux@ymcaulster.org

Join us for the Live Well Kingston Commission meeting. The Commission oversees all six focus teams, gives guidance, and reviews assessments. We meet every third Wednesday of the month from 4:15-5:45, in Conference Room 2, top floor of City Hall, 420 Broadway, Kingston. We also have a Zoom option.

Here is the document where we collect all our agendas and reports.

Have any questions? Want the Zoom details? Email Emily for all the information.

Heal Well is a focus team of Live Well Kingston that brings together people working as health providers in Kingston to improve access to health facilities, increase knowledge of opportunities, develop healthy options, break down silos, and support needs assessment.

Our partners include social workers, health practitioners, doctors, non-profit and for-profit organizations, medical staff, yoga instructors, healers, government staff, and residents interested in health issues.

Our Vision

We envision an environment where all community members have access to healthy options to prevent disease and everyone can easily access affordable health care.

Our Mission

To promote complete physical, mental and social well-being in the City of Kingston by:

• Directing and supporting changes in policies, systems and environments,
• Providing tools to patients and to healthcare and human services providers to treat and prevent lifestyle-related chronic diseases, and
• Creating health equity, or social justice in health, so everyone in Kingston has a fair opportunity to live a long, healthy life.

For questions, contact, Kristin Kessler, RDN, CDN, CYT

City of Kingston, Project Manager Department of Health and Wellness.

Office: (845) 334-3917

Email: kkessler@kingston-ny.gov

The YMCA of Kingston and Ulster and Bike Friendly Kingston will be offering monthly free bike repair clinics starting in March.  If your bike is making noises, or you have a flat tire, or if you just want to get it checked over, bring it to the Repair Clinic.  Our volunteer mechanics will diagnose, and if possible, repair your bike.  No advance registration required.  The events are free, but donations are encouraged!  You must bring your bike!

The clinics will be outdoors in the YMCA Parking Lot, 507 Broadway (entrance on Pine Grove Avenue).

We will also have free helmets, bike locks, safety vests, bells and lights to give out while supplies last.

Questions?  Contact Justin Ledoux, Bicycle Program Manager, at the YMCA: 845-338-3810, ext. 102 or jledoux@ymcaulster.org

Join us for the Live Well Kingston Commission meeting. The Commission oversees all six focus teams, gives guidance, and reviews assessments. We meet every third Wednesday of the month from 4:15-5:45, in Conference Room 2, top floor of City Hall, 420 Broadway, Kingston. We also have a Zoom option.

Here is the document where we collect all our agendas and reports.

Have any questions? Want the Zoom details? Email Emily for all the information.

Heal Well is a focus team of Live Well Kingston that brings together people working as health providers in Kingston to improve access to health facilities, increase knowledge of opportunities, develop healthy options, break down silos, and support needs assessment.

Our partners include social workers, health practitioners, doctors, non-profit and for-profit organizations, medical staff, yoga instructors, healers, government staff, and residents interested in health issues.

Our Vision

We envision an environment where all community members have access to healthy options to prevent disease and everyone can easily access affordable health care.

Our Mission

To promote complete physical, mental and social well-being in the City of Kingston by:

• Directing and supporting changes in policies, systems and environments,
• Providing tools to patients and to healthcare and human services providers to treat and prevent lifestyle-related chronic diseases, and
• Creating health equity, or social justice in health, so everyone in Kingston has a fair opportunity to live a long, healthy life.

For questions, contact, Kristin Kessler, RDN, CDN, CYT

City of Kingston, Project Manager Department of Health and Wellness.

Office: (845) 334-3917

Email: kkessler@kingston-ny.gov

The YMCA of Kingston and Ulster and Bike Friendly Kingston will be offering monthly free bike repair clinics starting in March.  If your bike is making noises, or you have a flat tire, or if you just want to get it checked over, bring it to the Repair Clinic.  Our volunteer mechanics will diagnose, and if possible, repair your bike.  No advance registration required.  The events are free, but donations are encouraged!  You must bring your bike!

The clinics will be outdoors in the YMCA Parking Lot, 507 Broadway (entrance on Pine Grove Avenue).

We will also have free helmets, bike locks, safety vests, bells and lights to give out while supplies last.

Questions?  Contact Justin Ledoux, Bicycle Program Manager, at the YMCA: 845-338-3810, ext. 102 or jledoux@ymcaulster.org

Join us for the Live Well Kingston Commission meeting. The Commission oversees all six focus teams, gives guidance, and reviews assessments. We meet every third Wednesday of the month from 4:15-5:45, in Conference Room 2, top floor of City Hall, 420 Broadway, Kingston. We also have a Zoom option.

Here is the document where we collect all our agendas and reports.

Have any questions? Want the Zoom details? Email Emily for all the information.