patty cantrell, director missouri council on activity and nutrition (mocan) july 25, 2013 connecting...
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Connecting Springfield for a Healthier You
Health Outcome Determinants
80% Behavior +
Environment
HLA – the first 2 years
SIM 7 projects statewide were awarded SIM funding
Combined strategies addressing obesity and tobacco use
Over 2 years SIM funding $213,701 + cash match $213,701=$427,402
Started with 18 community partners, grew to 30
HLA CommitteeMeets monthly
Reps from HLA partners
Shared Agenda“less crying, more
lawn chairs”
Schools4 public, 2 privateGarden barsHip-Hop classesBirthday PolicySmoking cessation for families
4 Focus AreasActive Living
Built EnvironmentHealthy Eating
Tobacco Free
Worksites6 total“Kickstarting wellness”Snack BasketCooking ClassesWalk ChallengeTherapy Garden
HLA – Year 3SIM Year 3 + CDC Community Transformation $1.3mm
CDC Objectives
1. Physical Activity -- Complete Streets policy• Let’s Go Smart• Walkability Assessments + outreach
2. Healthy Eating – SPS and ORYMCA/Local Sprouts • Farm to School at SPS• Regional Farm Directory• Local Sprouts success and growth
3. Infrastructure – Leadership, Reach• Community Health Dashboard• Educational Initiatives
VisionStrategic Initiative
Resource Network
Connecting Springfield for a Healthier You
1. Physical Activityaka getting Complete Streets passed and people out and about
Assess Neighborhood WalkabilityTo cover 25% of ‘neighborhood service areas'
Let’s Put One Foot in Front of the Other!
3-Layer Project
1st Layer
3rd Layer
2nd Layer
Active Neighborhood
Checklist(MSU students)
Neighborland(Residents)
Photovoice Missouri
(5th-12th graders)
Tentative Timeline
July August-November
December-February
March-May
June-August
July 15 Kickoff “3-Layer Cake”
Active Neighborhood Checklist
Neighborland (resident input)
Photovoice begins
Analyzing of all info collected
Reports created on each neighborhood
Talk with neighborhoods & students about results and next steps
Photovoice ends by March, state awards in April
Report to City
Youth photo show
Depending on results, look to fund projects
“3-Layer Cake” repeats…
2. Healthy Eatingaka improving food choices
Educational Initiativesaka communications
3. Infrastructureaka partners, engagement, sustainability
Track Target Align
CDC: Neighborhood Walkability
Complete Streets
SIM: City Trail to connect neighborhood to park & The LINK(Infrastructure)
CDC & SIM 2013-2014
CDC: Support partner-led Let’s Go Smart Campaign
SIM: Yoga on the Square, Hip-Hop, Bike training
SIM: CHLI Assessment Day with a group of schools
SIM: Central High School Pantry
Garden Bars
Food Demos
Expand Birthday Policy
CDC: Local Sprouts and Food Hub
Farm to School
Farm & Garden Guide
CDC: Dashboard as central data location
SIM: Recruit and build partners
CDC: Expand HLA staff, Leadership, sustainability, educational initiatives
SIM: Freedom from Smoking classes
CDC: Blog to connect the community
Health Outcome Determinants
80% Behavior +
Environment
Greene County #45
VisionStrategic Initiative
Resource Network
Connecting Springfield for a Healthier You