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NNRHA Board of Commissioners meeting package — March 2026

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COMMUNITY RESOURCES Community Resources e Resident Relations e Senior Residents Boots, Beats & Better Hearts: Go Red for Women The Boots, Beats & Better Hearts event on February 26, 2026, was a success, drawing community participation and delivering meaningful heart-health education in an engaging format. Marian D. Clifton, MA, CWDP, Virginia Peninsula Community College, provided an informative and motivating presentation on women’s cardiovascular health, while entertainment by Deloris Todman and the Step by Step Line Dancers energized the residents and reinforced the event's wellness theme. Tiffany Franklin from InnovAge/PACE contributed valuable support and engagement, helping strengthen community connections and awareness of resources. The program featured heart-health education, interactive wellness activities, a fashion show, and a lively “Boots & Beats” atmosphere. Residents enjoyed food, fun, and a variety of prizes, all of which contributed heart-health awareness and strengthened partnerships within the community. Keia Dowling with Inspired Home Health partnered with Community Resources to provide Chair Zumba to residents at Spratley House, Ashe Manor and Pinecroft Apartments. Each community was treated to this fun exercise class twice this month. Keia lead the groups with gentle aerobic movements aimed at » improving flexibility and range of motion. Participants enjoyed the music and movement (most of them singing along with the music). There were a total of 34 residents that attended the event.
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