Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long worked to bring together mental health and physical health resources, as well as various support factors in one location for the public. TED PFIRRMANN PHOTOS
Deborah Dodd receives a letter of thanks from Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long.
Gathered at the event are in back (l-r) Dr. Paul Sierzenski, Beebe Healthcare senior vice president; Rep. Valerie Jones Giltner, R-Georgetown; and Sen. Brian Pettyjohn, R-Georgetown. In front are State Treasurer Colleen Davis with her daughter; Bernice Edwards, First State Community Action Agency executive director; Georgetown Mayor Bill West; and Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long.
Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long hugs Gracie the doodle of PAWS for People pet therapy service.
Tommy Lu and John Monahan are on hand to represent the Lions Club with pride.
Registered nurses from Beebe Healthcare pausing for a group photograph are (l-r) Ronni Smith, Mary Summerville, Rosella Gray, Traci Wilcox and Noelle Mills.
Cynthia Gooch Copley works with the Behavioral Health Consortium and community outreach for Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long’s office.
Members of the Indian River High School Leo Club under the supervision of the Fenwick Island Lions Club attending the event are (l-r) Taylor Conaway, Kylie Harris, Alexandra Gucierrec, Grace Robinson, Tabitha Smith, Anemelia Catrino and Addison Mills.
Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long worked to bring together mental health and physical health resources, as well as various support factors in one location for the public. TED PFIRRMANN PHOTOS
Deborah Dodd receives a letter of thanks from Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long.
Gathered at the event are in back (l-r) Dr. Paul Sierzenski, Beebe Healthcare senior vice president; Rep. Valerie Jones Giltner, R-Georgetown; and Sen. Brian Pettyjohn, R-Georgetown. In front are State Treasurer Colleen Davis with her daughter; Bernice Edwards, First State Community Action Agency executive director; Georgetown Mayor Bill West; and Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long.
Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long hugs Gracie the doodle of PAWS for People pet therapy service.
Tommy Lu and John Monahan are on hand to represent the Lions Club with pride.
Registered nurses from Beebe Healthcare pausing for a group photograph are (l-r) Ronni Smith, Mary Summerville, Rosella Gray, Traci Wilcox and Noelle Mills.
Cynthia Gooch Copley works with the Behavioral Health Consortium and community outreach for Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long’s office.
Members of the Indian River High School Leo Club under the supervision of the Fenwick Island Lions Club attending the event are (l-r) Taylor Conaway, Kylie Harris, Alexandra Gucierrec, Grace Robinson, Tabitha Smith, Anemelia Catrino and Addison Mills.
Area residents gathered March 16, for a free Sussex County Health and Wellness Fair hosted by the Behavioral Health Consortium and its chair, Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long at the CHEER Community Center in Georgetown. With an array of health-focused activities, informative sessions and interactive booths, the fair served as a hub for promoting well-being and fostering community engagement.
“As a nurse and a Sussex Countian, born and raised here, I am thrilled when I have the opportunity to bring together a group of resources for both physical health and mental health,” said Hall-Long. “Today is an opportunity to come out and get the resources that are necessary, and to give back if people want to donate blood.”
One of the highlights of the fair was the diverse range of health screenings and services offered on-site, including blood pressure checks, HIV checks and blood donations. In addition to screenings, the fair featured interactive workshops and presentations on topics such as nutrition, mental health awareness and fitness.
The fair also facilitated networking opportunities for attendees to connect with local healthcare providers, community organizations and support groups. Representatives from various healthcare facilities were on hand to address questions, provide guidance, and offer information about available services and programs.
Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long worked to bring together mental health and physical health resources, as well as various support factors in one location for the public. TED PFIRRMANN PHOTOS
Deborah Dodd receives a letter of thanks from Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long.
Gathered at the event are in back (l-r) Dr. Paul Sierzenski, Beebe Healthcare senior vice president; Rep. Valerie Jones Giltner, R-Georgetown; and Sen. Brian Pettyjohn, R-Georgetown. In front are State Treasurer Colleen Davis with her daughter; Bernice Edwards, First State Community Action Agency executive director; Georgetown Mayor Bill West; and Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long.
Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long hugs Gracie the doodle of PAWS for People pet therapy service.
Tommy Lu and John Monahan are on hand to represent the Lions Club with pride.
Registered nurses from Beebe Healthcare pausing for a group photograph are (l-r) Ronni Smith, Mary Summerville, Rosella Gray, Traci Wilcox and Noelle Mills.
Cynthia Gooch Copley works with the Behavioral Health Consortium and community outreach for Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long’s office.
Members of the Indian River High School Leo Club under the supervision of the Fenwick Island Lions Club attending the event are (l-r) Taylor Conaway, Kylie Harris, Alexandra Gucierrec, Grace Robinson, Tabitha Smith, Anemelia Catrino and Addison Mills. Event Details :
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