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b"I'm going to guess that you know someone who has type two diabetes.
I have a close family member who's currently on dialysis and another dealing with pre-diabetes. It's an epidemic - but you know what? it's doesn't have to be that way. with the right kind of lifestyle changes a person with pre-diabetes and prevent the disease from becoming full blown. Diabetes is serious stuff- not only does it increase your risk of stroke and heart attack - but it could also lead to amputation and listen men - erectile disfunction. That\\u2019s why we're enthusiastic about a program called \\u201cMake a Choice for a Healthier Life\\u201d sponsored by Health Promotion Council. I speak with Amadi Essoka-Lasenberry, a program coordinator at Health Promotion Council about the free resources they offer and I also speak with Johnita Medina, a mom who turned her health around and lost the equivalent of a whole person.
Resources: www.makeachoice.org or follow us on social media @ MakeAChoicePA and text the word \\u201cTODAY\\u201d to 600400 to take the risk assessment.

A criminal record can seem like an insurmountable obstacle that can keep a person locked in poverty. That's where The Promise comes in whose mission is to reduce poverty in Philadelphia - sponsored by United Way of greater Philadelphia and southern new jersey. They\\u2019re launching one of the largest citywide record clearing initiative in Philadelphia: I talk with Michael\\u202fBanks, Executive Director of The Promise.
Resource: To find out the location of a record clearing clinic go to www.thepromisephl.org/opportunity.

First, I speak with Randy Gordon Recruiter for Center for Male Engagement at Community College of Philadelphia about the program designed to support male students of color...
Resource: www.ccp.edu/cme"