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September 2019
Food as Medicine – Eating to a Healthier You
In partnership with Lee Health Solutions, this workshop will teach participants how to enjoy an anti-inflammatory diet while resolving health concerns or diagnoses through a nutrition-focused approach. Lee Health's Julie Hill, RD, LDN,IFMCP, will lead the workshop. Snacks will be provided.
Find out more »Tacking Charge of Your Financial Health
In partnership with Fifth Third Bank, the community presentation Taking Charge of Your Financial Health is offered to the community. This workshop will help individuals and families learn basic budgeting, how to slash debt and boost credit scores. Snacks will be provided
Find out more »Recovery At Its Best – A Path to Wellness
F.I.S.H. OF SANCAP is offering the community presentation Recovery At Its Best! A Path to Wellness, in partnership with Saint Michael & All Angels Episcopal Church. This seminar, intentionally held during National Recovery Month, will address the cunning, baffling disease of addiction and the joy and freedom of recovery. Speakers Kat Zilboorg, LCSW BCD CAC LADC, and Matt Zilboorg, MACP, LADC, MAC, will lead the discussion. Each year in September, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration sponsors National…
Find out more »November 2020
Internet Safety
Peggy Lince, Crime Prevention Specialist, Lee County Sheriff’s Office will discuss easy solutions to current time challenges of staying safe while online. RSVP required by Nov 16. Registered participants will receive a Zoom link for the virtual presentation.
Find out more »January 2021
Caring for a Person With Memory Impartment Webinar
Jennifer Eno, Community and Caregiver Educator, Alvin A. Dubin Alzheimer’s Resource Center will offer a brief overview of Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia as well as tips on how to successfully care for a person with memory impairment. Alzheimer’s is a complicated disease. Many times the term Alzheimer’s is used when speaking about any type of memory loss. Ms. Eno will discuss all dementia-related diseases, of which Alzheimer’s is just one. She will offer facts and information about neurocognitive…
Find out more »February 2021
Scams, Identity Theft and COVID-19: Recognizing Red Flags
Dr. Kim Swanson, Lee County Sheriff’s Office, will discuss new ‘scam’ calls targeting the general public that relate to COVID and the vaccine, pandemic updates or products, as well as other identity theft schemes. Dr. Swanson will offer ideas for self-protection and provide answers and tips to help citizens recognize red flags. Dr. Kim Swanson has been working at the Lee County Sheriff’s Office for the last 25 years where she has served as a Sheriff’s Deputy and a Public…
Find out more »March 2021
Job Skills Workshop
The dual purpose workshop, led by Kim Fenty, Career and Development Representative, CareerSource of Southwest Florida, will teach participants how to write a resume and cover letter that will get them noticed and possibly land their dream job.
Find out more »May 2021
Zoom Cooking With Leslie Adams
FISH OF SANCAP is excited to announce their new virtual series, Zoom Cooking With Leslie Adams. The kick-off cooking event will be held by Zoom on Wed., May 19 from 2:00-3:00pm and will be offered monthly. Registration is required. Tasty recipes will be presented in a cooking class style as participants cook together, virtually, as a group. Ingredients will be home delivered to those living on Sanibel or Captiva the day of the event and are compliments of FISH of SANCAP. …
Find out more »August 2023
Mental Health Initiative
We are so excited to host community partner SalusCare on Wed. Aug. 2 at The Gathering Place! 1:1 discussions occur from 11:00a-2:00p focusing on hurricane related topics including PTSD, trauma, and loss. Project H.O.P.E. will also be available from 2:00p-4:00p offering open discussions on post storm trauma, including mental exhaustion, decision-making, financial fears, etc. No appointments are needed - hope to see you there!
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