| Barbara Richko and Middle School students |
| Seaford Wellness Gazebo at Seaford Train Station |
| Seaford Wellness Hot Chocolate 5K Run |
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The Seaford Wellness Council
We are a section 501c non profit
organization comprised of local citizens
whose mission is to assist in the
improvement of the Seaford community's
quality of life by promoting general
community wellness, including but not
limited to the following: 1) Organizing
activities that promote wellness such as
activity nights for the community children
to attend as an alternative to
non-productive activities, as well as
having Community Walk-Runs and Health
Fairs. 2) Organizing, promoting and
carrying out endeavors which beautify
the community and environment, parks
and other public places of gathering with
the purpose of fostering healthy
interaction, socialization and fellowship
within the Seaford community. 3)
Creating activities and presentations
which address issues of substances
abuse, nutrition, smoking, gender bias,
violence and physical and mental health.
We are a section 501c non profit
organization comprised of local citizens
whose mission is to assist in the
improvement of the Seaford community's
quality of life by promoting general
community wellness, including but not
limited to the following: 1) Organizing
activities that promote wellness such as
activity nights for the community children
to attend as an alternative to
non-productive activities, as well as
having Community Walk-Runs and Health
Fairs. 2) Organizing, promoting and
carrying out endeavors which beautify
the community and environment, parks
and other public places of gathering with
the purpose of fostering healthy
interaction, socialization and fellowship
within the Seaford community. 3)
Creating activities and presentations
which address issues of substances
abuse, nutrition, smoking, gender bias,
violence and physical and mental health.
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Using state grant funds from
Senator Charles Fuschillo Jr., the
Wellness Council hosts a series of
chaperoned recreation nights at
the Seaford Middle School.
The evenings serve as a place for
young teens to socialize in a safe
environment.
Students attending “FNL”
participate in a variety of activities
including volleyball, basketball,
ping pong, and dancing. Arts and
crafts, bingo, chess, and karaoke
are popular.
The nights have proven to be fun-
filled evenings of games and
activities with refreshments served.
Senator Charles Fuschillo Jr., the
Wellness Council hosts a series of
chaperoned recreation nights at
the Seaford Middle School.
The evenings serve as a place for
young teens to socialize in a safe
environment.
Students attending “FNL”
participate in a variety of activities
including volleyball, basketball,
ping pong, and dancing. Arts and
crafts, bingo, chess, and karaoke
are popular.
The nights have proven to be fun-
filled evenings of games and
activities with refreshments served.
| FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE |
| 7:30PM - 9:30PM at the Seaford Middle School October 17, 2008 - November 14, 2008 - March 13, 2009 - June 5, 2009 Students must have an emergency contact form on file to attend. Contact: Mrs. Barbara Richko at 516- 592-4200 |
| 2007 FNL Town Clerk Mark Bonilla presents Seaford Wellness Council Officer Barbara Richko with a Certificate of Recognition for her outstanding efforts and dedication to the students. Bottom L-R: Marco Bellomo, Anthony Caliendo, Amanda Leonardi, Catie Montgomery, Top L-R: Jennifer Chamberlain, Kristina D'Amore, Amy DeGennaro, Barbar Richko, Mark Bonilla, Corey Till, Jonathan O'Neil, Kylie Zubel. |
| BINGO - CHESS - CHECKERS - BASKETBALL - VOLLEYBALL - ARTS & CRAFTS - PING PONG - RACE CARS - FOOSBALL - BOARD GAMES - MUSIC DANCING - CARNIVAL - AND "GUITAR HERO" CONTEST |
| Activities For Everyone! |
| Our Next Friday Night Live |
| Students Compete for Prizes in a "Guitar Hero" Contest |
| April 4, 2008 Winners Level 4 - Experienced - Tom Letizia Level 3 - Hard - Nick Interrante Level 2 - Medium - Sam Brincat Level 1 - Easy - Leah Pyryt |
