Rebekah Floyd is a lifelong resident of Minnesota, hailing from the South Minneapolis Central neighborhood. Having attended Bryant Jr. High and graduated from Minneapolis Central High School, she has deep roots in their community. 

After owning and operating a successful housecleaning business, she discovered the Community Health Worker Navigator program at Normandale Community College and realized her true calling. During her studies, she completed an internship with The Sage program, focusing on breast cancer screening outreach and forging valuable connections within health-related organizations. 

Rebekah then joined Volunteers of America as a Community Health Worker, serving seniors in high-rise residences. She thrived on building relationships, educating residents, and promoting healthier lifestyles. Seeking new challenges, they transitioned to Vail Place’s Behavioral Home Health program, where she provided invaluable support to clients in various settings, from homes to the community. 

Having lost her father to diabetes, Rebekah is dedicated to addressing diabetes within the community. She comes to her role of Community Health Navigator at Sabathani Community Center with a passion for eliminating healthcare disparities, committed to empowering individuals to lead healthier lives through education, advocacy, and community partnerships.