LIFT Health Youth look to ameliorate the health of their physical environment by taking pride in its appearance. Their efforts includes cleaning their neighborhood park (Robles Park) and Robles Park Village of unnecessary quantities of trash and with the stipends they are paid they vow to not buy candies, sodas or potato chips. They take pride in cleaning and advocating to others in their community to "not  litter!" 

In recognition of Diabetes Month of November, you are invited to a Diabetes Dialogue - Session II as a follow up to Congresswoman Kathy Castor's Diabetes Roundtable Discussion that was held earlier this month. This event will be held on Tuesday, November 15, 2016 from 10 am to 1:30 pm at the Tampa Heights Community Center. It is being coordinated by LIFT Health Organization and Arthur Green Jr. Memorial Foundation. 

Through character development, enrichment and food cultivation and preparation, our youth gain personal development and valuable life skills.  Our experienced resources include credentialed professional counselors, psychologists, health professionals, nutritionist and life coaches. All supporters help our youth to develop a strong sense of self, internal fortification and a true commitment to service.  

LIFT Health partners with the American Diabetes Association and the National Institutes of Health to provide diabetes education for minority community members.

NDEP provides evidence-based, culturally appropriate educational resources and materials to empower organizations and individuals to effectively manage and prevent diabetes.

LIFT Health goals focus programs on children, young adults and families to improve life experiences and promote a higher quality of life by:

•    utilizing cultural wisdom

•    professional expertise

•    development of practice that includes: exercise, nutrition, counseling, physical internal constituents, external environmental improvements

LIFT supports a hands on process of first seeding, cultivating and then harvesting organic food.