Centre for Neuro Skills CFO to Lead 2025 Kern County Heart and Stroke Walk
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Leading the 2025 Kern County Heart and Stroke Walk gives Centre for Neuro Skills visibility and leadership in the community.
The annual event focuses on raising funds for the American Heart Association through community involvement and health awareness initiatives.
The event promotes heart health, stroke awareness, and fundraises for life-saving research, contributing to a healthier community and longer lives.
Kern County Heart and Stroke Walk offers a chance to unite against heart disease and stroke while supporting physical and mental well-being for participants.
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Lindsay Ashley, chief financial officer of Centre for Neuro Skills, will serve as chair of the 2025 Kern County Heart and Stroke Walk, an annual event designed to support the American Heart Association's mission of fighting heart disease and stroke.
The walk, scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 11, at California State University, Bakersfield, will bring together a leadership team of local executives to raise funds and awareness. Ashley will lead efforts to recruit companies and organizations to participate in the event, focusing on promoting community health and wellness.
The executive leadership team comprises professionals from various regional organizations, including Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital, Dignity Health, and Valley Strong Credit Union. Their collective goal is to generate support for the American Heart Association's critical work in research, education, and community health initiatives.
By participating in the Heart and Stroke Walk, the community can access resources and tools that support both mental and physical well-being. The American Heart Association emphasizes that heart disease and stroke are largely preventable, with lifestyle factors such as diet, exercise, and stress management playing crucial roles in overall health.
In Kern County, the organization has already made significant strides by expanding CPR training, connecting patients to advanced treatments, and providing resources for managing high blood pressure. Ashley's leadership aims to further these efforts and inspire community-wide engagement in health advocacy.
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