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Orlando Health Melbourne Hospital employees traded their usual work routines for paintbrushes and yard tools Nov. 6 to help improve a Cocoa neighborhood.The volunteers joined Space Coast Habitat for Humanity for its annual Rock the Block initiative in Clear Lake Village, just south of Eastern Florida State Collegeâs Cocoa campus.Projects included yard work, painting, trash and debris removal, minor home repairs and neighborhood cleanup, according to Orlando Health.Working alongside neighborsâGiving back is an important part of how we care for the communities we serve,â said Heather Profit, Orlando Healthâs community relations manager, in a news release. âRock the Block gives our team members an opportunity to work side by side with our neighbors and make a visible difference in our community.âThe neighborhood revitalization effort connected volunteers with residents through hands-on projects at homes and outdoor spaces.A continuing commitment to serviceAmong the participants was Donna