Small steps toward healthier lives, together.
At Mama Anita’s Farm, we believe wellness is more than food—it’s about how we live, care for ourselves, and care for each other.
We are beginning conversations around an Island Wellness Program designed to support healthier individuals, families, and children across Eleuthera—in ways that feel realistic, supportive, and rooted in everyday island life.
This is not a program being launched overnight. It’s something we want to grow together as a community.
When we talk about wellness, we’re thinking about:
Wellness doesn’t mean perfection.
It means small, intentional steps that support long-term health.

We’re especially mindful that:
This wellness program is being shaped to support:
Children learn health by watching adults — how we eat, rest, move, and connect.
Health isn’t only about appointments and exercise. It’s also about:
Working hard matters — and so does stepping back when needed.
A healthy community is one where people are supported, not burned out.
As this program grows, we’re thinking about introducing simple tools such as:
Nothing is set in stone. We’re listening, learning, and shaping this together.
For now, we invite you to simply:
Small steps matter.
The Island Wellness Program is about community care, balance, and long-term health.
We look forward to growing this thoughtfully — together.
Wellness doesn’t have to be complicated. Sometimes, it’s the small, consistent habits that support how our bodies feel and function each day. Here’s a gentle daily wellness rhythm many people find helpful as part of a balanced lifestyle:
Wellness is not about perfection. It’s about listening to your body, building habits that feel sustainable, and making choices that support your overall well-being.
As always, individual needs vary — especially for those managing health conditions or medications. What matters most is finding what works best for you.

Wellness isn’t something that happens all at once — and it doesn’t need to.
The Island Wellness approach is built around the idea that small, steady habits practiced over time are more realistic, sustainable, and meaningful than short-term challenges or strict programs.
By focusing on one simple wellness theme each month, we create space to:
Learn
Reflect
Practice
Adjust
And grow — at a pace that fits island life
There is no checklist to finish and no goal to “complete.”
Each month is simply an invitation to focus on one part of health.

Life on Eleuthera is unique. Resources can be limited, schedules are full, and community matters. That’s why each monthly theme is:
No equipment. No gym memberships. No tracking or reporting. Just awareness and intention.
Each month, we highlight one wellness focus, such as:
You can participate by simply:
Some months will feel easy. Some months may be harder—and that’s okay.
Wellness is not about perfection.
This program recognizes that:
That’s why rest, balance, and connection are included as essential parts of health. Taking time for yourself, spending time with loved ones, and slowing down when needed are not luxuries—they are part of staying well.
Wellness doesn’t happen in isolation. Children learn healthy habits by watching adults.
Families shape routines together. Communities thrive when people care for themselves and each other.
The monthly themes are designed so that:
Island Wellness is not fixed or finished.
It will:
As the community becomes more familiar and comfortable, additional tools or activities may be introduced—always gently, always intentionally.
At its core, Island Wellness is about this: Caring for your body, your mind, your time, and your relationships—one small step at a time.
We invite you to walk this year with us—not rushing, not competing, just living well together.
Focus: Walking & gentle movement
Why: New year, fresh start—without pressure.
Simple ideas:
Short daily walks
Beach walks
Walking with family or friends
Move a little more than usual
You don’t have to do everything. Just start moving.
Focus: Relationships & emotional wellbeing
Why: Health includes love, connection, and support.
Simple ideas:
Spend time with family
Check in on a friend
Share meals together
Show kindness to yourself and others
Healthy hearts need connection.
Focus: Drinking water & simple nutrition
Why: Warmer days, increased activity.
Simple ideas:
Drink more water
Reduce sugary drinks
Eat fresh, local foods
Add fruits and vegetables when possible
Fuel your body with what it needs.
Focus: Time outside
Why: Island life thrives outdoors.
Simple ideas:
Spend time in nature
Garden or work outdoors
Walk instead of drive when possible
Enjoy fresh air daily
Nature supports wellness.
Focus: Hygiene & illness prevention
Why: Simple habits prevent sickness.
Simple ideas:
Handwashing
Covering coughs
Rest when unwell
Teaching children healthy habits
Small habits protect everyone.
Focus: Natural activity
Why: Movement doesn’t have to be exercise.
Simple ideas:
Swimming
Walking
Gardening
Stretching
Farm or yard work
Move in ways that fit your life.
Focus: Work–life balance
Why: Burnout affects health.
Simple ideas:
Take breaks
Rest when needed
Slow down when possible
Make time for joy
Rest is part of being healthy.
Focus: Balanced meals
Why: Busy schedules need nourishment.
Simple ideas:
Home-cooked meals
Balanced plates
Healthy snacks
Eating mindfully
What you eat supports how you feel.
Focus: Mental wellbeing
Why: Stress affects the whole body.
Simple ideas:
Quiet time
Prayer, reflection, or journaling
Deep breathing
Asking for help when needed
Your mind needs care too.
Focus: Healthy families & children
Why: Wellness starts at home.
Simple ideas:
Family walks
Shared meals
Teaching kids healthy habits
Modeling balance
Healthy families build Healthy communities.
Focus: Checkups & screenings
Why: Prevention matters.
Simple ideas:
Schedule checkups
Dental visits
Vision care
Age-appropriate screenings
Taking care now helps later.
Focus: Appreciation & community
Why: Wellness includes gratitude and connection.
Simple ideas:
Reflect on the year
Spend time with loved ones
Give thanks
Rest and reset
Wellness is also about appreciation.
Healthy eating doesn’t need to be complicated.
Using fresh, local produce:
Supports your body
Supports local farmers
Fits island life
Encourages simple, nourishing meals
Small changes — like adding vegetables to meals — make a real difference over time.
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