Giving you and your family tools for wellness.

Community members look at the Outdoor Classroom Garden at ECU Health Wellness Center - Washington.

The ECU Health Well-Being Zone was designed to provide learning programs that engage community members to practice healthy habits. This active learning program shares ECU Health’s mission to improve the health and well-being of eastern North Carolina.

Community Garden

A popsicle stick is shown in dirt with "lettuce" written on it, indicating that lettuce is growing in the garden.

The community garden includes raised bed planters. These planters house a variety of crops planted year-round by ECU Health team members, volunteers, and community partners. Learn how to plant, care for, and harvest fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs to support well-being.

Learning Space and Exercise Space

Children's activates are set up at a station at the Outdoor Classroom Garden at ECU Health Wellness Center - Washington.

ECU Health hosts events open to the public for health and well-being. Learn more about art in nature, exercise, gardening and food prep, or to get health screenings. Check our quarterly newsletter for a schedule.

Drop in from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. each Wednesday and Friday to see what is growing and get samples of any food that is ready to harvest.

Donations

If you wish to support the Well-being Zone, please click here to make a tax-deductible donation.

If you want to learn more about volunteer service, please download a volunteer packet.