Divine Fitness and Health Services, Inc. is a community health and social enterprise focused on health promotions and creating and implementing health and fitness programs aimed at addressing various public and population health issues in order to improve the health and health outcomes of Baltimore City’s underserved residents. Divine Fitness and Health Services, Inc. serves the Coldspring Newtown and surrounding communities with various programs and services, including Health Coaching and Personal Fitness Training, Boot Camps, Fitness Challenges, Community Health and Wellness Programs, Small Group Fitness Training, Summer Fitness Camp for kids (since 2009), Sports programs and more. We provide transportation services on a case-by-case basis as well.
Divine Fitness and Health Services, Inc. is led by Mrs. Tina Brown, a seasoned professional with a doctoral and master’s degree in health science and Exercise Leadership, and Clinical Research Administration respectively. She also has extensive research experience at Johns Hopkins University and other entities and has a 36-year military background. Mrs. Brown is currently enrolled as a doctoral candidate at Cal U pursuing a doctoral degree in Health Science and Exercise Leadership. Mrs. Brown holds various health and fitness certifications, including Health Coaching, Personal Training, and Life Coaching, and she recently formed a non-profit enterprise, The Divine Health & Wellness Center, Inc., an enterprise created to implement programs that serve our local underserved community members in the areas of health, wellness, education, recreation, and sports; meeting unmet health and fitness needs in the population, which is now called Lifestyle Medicine.
Physical Inactivity, Child and Adult Obesity, and Poor chronic disease management are three of the greatest health risks facing our community today.
Our mission is to use our innovative programs in partnership with health care providers, to use Lifestyle Medicine to help reduce health disparities within Baltimore City communities, and more specifically in the areas of Child and Adult Obesity, Physical Inactivity, and Chronic Disease Management (Lifestyle diseases). We believe exercise is the medicine that will make a difference in the prevention of diseases, and we are encouraging physicians to write an “Exercise Prescription” prescribing exercise as a treatment of lifestyle diseases. We also aim to reduce youth violence and other health disparities in minority communities through recreation, wellness, and education, sports and mentoring. Our non-profit mission is to provide programs and services that promote the sound mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual health and well-being of underserved and at-risk populations in Baltimore City across their lifespan.
