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West Virginia Health Right unveiled its new Mobile Teaching Kitchen Monday – with the help of Gov. Patrick Morrisey and his flourishing garden.
Brightly colored orange, yellow and green vegetables – most picked fresh from the mansion garden just an hour or two before the ribbon cutting ceremony – sizzled on a grill as West Virginia Health Right CEO Angie Settle showed off the nonprofit health clinic’s shiny new addition.
Settle said the fully equipped mobile kitchen was made possible by funding approved through the governor and legislature.
The unit is fully equipped to bring healthy cooking demos and promote preventive health screenings to communities across West Virginia.
“We’re going to meet people in a community at church events, fairs, festivals, and show them yes, this is how you do it. This is how you can make great tasting food that, yes, it’s natural and it’s going to nourish your body and make you healthy,” Settle said.
Morrisey said the new mobile kitchen fits in with his initiatives on making West Virginia Healthy Again.
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