Let Us Breathe Event Recap 2026
On Saturday, March 14th, the community gathered for our Let Us Breathe event, a vibrant celebration of health, wellness, and family fun. Held at the ACCESS community center, the event brought together healthcare professionals, families, and community members for a day filled with informative sessions and engaging activities.
The highlight of the Let Us Breathe event was undoubtedly the opportunity to hear from local healthcare professionals. Throughout the day, experts shared invaluable insights on how to protect and promote the health of families. Topics ranged from respiratory health to pollution prevention.
Attendees were able to engage in interactive discussions, ask questions, and gain practical advice tailored to their unique needs. The sessions were designed to be accessible and informative, ensuring that everyone left with actionable steps they could implement in their daily lives. The healthcare professionals were not only knowledgeable but also approachable, making the sessions both educational and enjoyable.
While the adults were busy soaking up knowledge, the kids had a blast participating in a variety of fun activities and crafts. The event organizers thoughtfully curated activities that were both entertaining and educational, focusing on community health and wellness.
Children had the opportunity to create their own health-themed crafts, which encouraged them to think about the importance of taking care of their bodies and the environment. From painting to building models of healthy lungs, the activities were designed to spark creativity and inspire healthy habits from a young age.
Let Us Breathe was more than just an event; it was a celebration of community spirit and a shared commitment to wellness. By bringing together healthcare professionals, families, and community members, the event fostered a sense of unity and collective responsibility towards health.
As the day came to a close, attendees left with not only newfound knowledge but also a renewed sense of purpose to protect their family’s health and contribute to a healthier community. The Let Us Breathe event was a resounding success, leaving everyone eagerly anticipating future gatherings that continue to promote health and wellness in the community.
We would like to thank our many vendors and community members who made this event possible. A big thank you to the organizations: C4, CHOICES, Trinity House, Climate Action PA, Physicians for Social Responsibility, Health Educated, and Urban Indian Heritage Society. Also, another big thank you to our beloved CRCQL members/volunteers, David and Patricia Kronheim, for the bead station, and to Sister Joyce and Sister Loretta for helping with sign-ins.
For more information about how to mitigate the health impacts of living in a polluted area, please visit: https://chesterpaej.org/learn-more-about-asthma/
