Published: December 05, 2023

American Heart Association provides community blood pressure kits, monitors to Woodford County Library locations

Kits can be borrowed by library patrons as part of new “Libraries with Heart” program

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Libraries with Heart Graphic

An event will be held to kick off the new Libraries with Heart program at the main Woodford County Library branch in Versailles on Thursday, December 7, from 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and will include health screenings and a variety of activities. As part of the event, Dr. Sylvia Cerel-Suhl with Kidsart4hearts will be in attendance to host an art class where children and families will learn how to make origami hearts while learning about heart health. The hearts will then be used to make a community art installation.

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Libraries with Heart Graphic — Libraries with Heart Graphic

An event will be held to kick off the new Libraries with Heart program at the main Woodford County Library branch in Versailles on Thursday, December 7, from 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and will include health screenings and a variety of activities. As part of the event, Dr. Sylvia Cerel-Suhl with Kidsart4hearts will be in attendance to host an art class where children and families will learn how to make origami hearts while learning about heart health. The hearts will then be used to make a community art installation.

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Libraries with Heart Poster

Patrons who visit the Woodford County Library in both Versailles and Midway can now monitor their blood pressure at home as part of the American Heart Association’s ongoing “Libraries with Heart” program, which allows for blood pressure kits to be borrowed, much like checking out a book.

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Libraries with Heart Poster — Libraries with Heart Poster

Patrons who visit the Woodford County Library in both Versailles and Midway can now monitor their blood pressure at home as part of the American Heart Association’s ongoing “Libraries with Heart” program, which allows for blood pressure kits to be borrowed, much like checking out a book.

copyright American Heart Association

Download (1.1 MB)

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