Health
Your body needs fuel: A message from Project WAHOO
Water is fuel to our bodies! It is important to drink enough water every day for a variety of reasons. Watch this video as our Warren County Public School students in the MORE Program give us some of their top reasons for drinking water. This video is one of a series of four, aimed at the middle school age group. It is recommended that these kiddos drink 64 oz, of water daily. Please share this video with the special kids in your life!
The video series is brought to you by the Warren Coalition, Project WAHOO, and the Virginia Foundation of Healthy Youth. Project WAHOO (Working to Achieve Healthy Outcomes and Opportunities) is a coalition of agencies concerned with reducing childhood obesity lead by the Warren Coalition. WAHOO is made possible by a grant through the Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth.
Members include: Warren Coalition, Warren Co Parks and Rec, Skyline and Warren County Middle Schools, Warren Memorial Hospital, Warren Co Backpack program, Hilda J Barbour, Amy and Morgan Sajeski.
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