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In A Sneakers Campaign

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Caribbean Wellness Day 2026 – In a Sneakers

Move More. Sit Less. Get In Sneakers.

As part of Caribbean Wellness Day 2026, the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) is inviting people across the Region to get active through the In a Sneakers campaign.

Running from 14–18 September 2026, In Sneakers encourages Caribbean people to build more movement into their everyday lives by wearing sneakers where appropriate and choosing simple opportunities to be active throughout the day. The sneaker is intended to be a symbol of movement.

This year’s Caribbean Wellness Day focus is Youth and Wellness, under the theme:

Engage. Empower. Elevate.
Our Mind. Our Body. Our Wellness. Empowering Caribbean Youth.

What is “In a Sneakers”?

In a Sneakers is a regional physical activity campaign designed to show that being active does not always require a gym, sports programme or structured workout.

Movement can happen during the activities you already do every day.

  • Take the stairs.
  • Walk at lunch.
  • Move between tasks.
  • Walk around the mall.
  • Join a walking group.
  • Take a beach walk.
  • Go on a picnic.
  • Participate in a 5K.
  • Choose active ways to spend time with friends and family.

Any amount of physical activity is better than none, and physical activity accumulated through everyday tasks counts.

The campaign uses sneakers as a simple, visible symbol of the choice to move more and sit less.

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  • Social Media Cards
  • Screen Savers
  • Campaign Invitation Cards

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Who Can Participate?

Everyone can get involved.

The campaign is especially focused on young people aged 18–35, but participation is encouraged across:

  • CARPHA Member States
  • Ministries of Health
  • CARICOM institutions
  • Schools and tertiary institutions
  • Workplaces
  • Youth and community organisations
  • Faith-based organisations
  • Sports and recreation groups
  • Families and the general public

How to Take Part

From 14–18 September, wear your sneakers where appropriate and intentionally add more movement to your day.

You can participate by walking more, taking active breaks, organising group activities or replacing some seated activities with movement.

Share your participation by posting:

  • Photos
  • Short videos
  • Walking or movement activities
  • Daily step counts
  • Workplace or school wellness activities
  • Group challenges

Use:

#InaSneakers
#CaribbeanWellnessDay

Tag CARPHA and your participating Ministry of Health or organisation.

CARPHA HEAD OFFICE

  • 16-18 Jamaica Blvd,
    Federation Park,
    Port of Spain,
    Trinidad & Tobago
  • (+868) 299-0820
    (+868) 299-0895
    (+868) 622-4261
  • postmaster@carpha.org

CARPHA JAMAICA

  • Hope Gardens,
    Kingston 6,
    Jamaica
  • (+876) 977-3540
    (+876) 702-4235

CARPHA ST. LUCIA

  • P.O. Box 1111,
    The Morne, Castries,
    Saint Lucia
  • (+758) 452-2501
    (+758) 452-1087
  • (+758) 453-2721

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