nutrition day final presentation 1
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Nutrition DayOne Day Health Fair
By Jana Feldman RNIn Partnership with Boys & Girls Club of Ada
County
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The NeedIdaho obesity rates- 24.5%,Ada County obesity rates- 21.8%. Idaho’s obesity rate among children ages 10-17 -
11.8%. (CDCP, 2007)
Why partner with the Boys & Girls Club?You Tube Video about Boys & Girls Club Nu
trition Program
ObjectiveTo increase knowledge regarding
nutritional choices, physical activity, and to promote well being and healthy lifestyles in children and their families.
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Promoting the Event
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The Event Activities and games were implemented throughout the club to
encourage healthy eating and educate club members about nutrition.
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Farmers Market
After completing activities club members were able to shop at the farmers market.
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Reaching Parents and Families
Participating community businesses
Parents and families visited booths with educational, health related information, and were invited to stay for a free dinner, with chances to win prizes.
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OutcomesThe Numbers Evaluation 3 community vendors177 total club members
participated in the event43 parents visited booths15 parents stayed for
dinner
Club member poll showed the event introduced a new concept, either a new bit of information about health eating or the concept of a farmers market. The poll showed majority of the club members enjoyed the event
Staff feedback showed mostly positive responses- responding the event was a success and felt club members gained some nutritional information from the event.
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Ways to Improve Future Nutrition
Events•Increase marketing to parents and families with additional incentives for participation•Include parents in planning future events•Include more educational booths and resources •Increase community participation
What I Learned…..• How to professionally engage community partners and stakeholders to accomplish a mutual goal•Ways to identify community needs and areas of concern• The importance of marketing concepts and ideas appropriately to promote “buy-in” from all levels of participation
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ReferencesCenter for Disease Control and Prevention, (2007) National Diabetes
Surveillance System. Retrieved online February 3, 2011 from http://www.cdc.gov/diabetes/statistics /index.htm