Norwalk Hour Coverage of Weston Teen Promoting Healthy Food in Hispanic Communities

Sunday, 12 April 2026, 02:00

Norwalk Hour highlights Weston teen Bruce Matos, who strives to improve health in Hispanic communities through food initiatives. Matos's journey is inspired by his father's health challenges and his commitment to helping others access healthier options.
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Norwalk Hour Coverage of Weston Teen Promoting Healthy Food in Hispanic Communities

Community Service Driven by Personal Experience

Bruce Matos, a senior at Weston High School, resonates with the healthcare challenges faced by his father, who has Type 1 diabetes and suffered a stroke that compromised his mobility. Motivated by these experiences, Matos has dedicated himself to health advocacy through food initiatives. His efforts culminated in receiving the Hispanic Heritage Foundation’s National Youth Award for community service.

Empowering Change in Hispanic Communities

As a participant in Joshua’s Heart Foundation, Matos works diligently to provide nutritious food to families in need. Under his leadership, the foundation has raised $43,000, aiding over 1,500 South Florida families. Matos aims to ensure that underserved Hispanic communities can access healthy food choices, reflecting the values instilled in him by his parents.


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