Resources/ Activities Outputs Short-Term Outcomes Long-Term Impacts Inputs How we will accomplish The amount of service Benefits to Participants, Changes that will occur in Resources essential to our planned activities and delivered or number of at Individual Level organizations, community, conduct this who will be engaged. people served or systems due to effort program/effort including community partners Public Health Nutrition classes offered at Individuals will distinguish Healthier community least annually (Public Health between healthy and WIC and community partners) unhealthy More active community nutrition. Parent-teacher organizations WIC consults with new Provide 4 consultations per Healthy foods, including fresh Community has culture of about mothers week to new mothers fruits and vegetables, are good health/fitness Hospital available and accessible Health fairs will offer Conduct 4 a year Less chronic disease Community volunteers with nutrition information (SGHS, Persons who lose weight interest in wellness/nutrition other providers, Gateway) more likely to exercise, More children are active further improving health information 4-H Community food and fitness At least 1 community-wide More productive workforce and event to promote wellness wellness event is held annually Individuals will recognize and Businesses/Chamber (need partner, Public Service address weight problems Authority) foods Girl Scouts/Boy Scouts Children will influence parents Have Farmer’s Market Recruit 1 farmer’s market per Medical providers (seasonal) that accepts EBT Churches will take leadership healthy cards role in improving health to Housing Authority status of members Community gardens will offer Increase marketing of Schools seasonal produce in gardens community gardens Changes in eating habits access or contribute to Farmers Community gardens Market (need partner) Businesses encourage healthy habits Continue to enforce policies Review policies monthly Increase that remove sugary, high-fat snacks from schools, CMAP including classroom snacks Coastal Georgia Community Action Authority Offer twice a week
Increase access to healthy foods and information about nutrition. Resources/ Inputs Resources essential to conduct this program/effort including community partners Activities How we will accomplish our planned activities and who will be engaged. Outputs The amount of service delivered or number of people served Short-Term Outcomes Benefits to Participants, at Individual Level Long-Term Impacts Changes that will occur in organizations, community, or systems due to effort Public Health WIC Parent-teacher organizations Hospital Community volunteers with interest in wellness/nutrition 4-H Businesses/Chamber Girl Scouts/Boy Scouts Medical providers Housing Authority Schools Community gardens CMAP Coastal Georgia Community Action Authority Nutrition classes offered at least annually (Public Health and community partners) WIC consults with new mothers Health fairs will offer nutrition information (SGHS, other providers, Gateway) Community food and fitness event to promote wellness Have Farmer’s Market (seasonal) that accepts EBT cards Community gardens will offer seasonal produce in gardens or contribute to Farmers Market (need partner) Continue to enforce policies that remove sugary, high-fat snacks from schools, including classroom snacks Provide 4 consultations per week to new mothers Conduct 4 a year At least 1 community-wide wellness event is held annually (need partner, Public Service Authority) Recruit 1 farmer’s market per Increase marketing of community gardens Review policies monthly Offer twice a week Individuals will distinguish between healthy and unhealthy Healthy foods, including fresh fruits and vegetables, are available and accessible Persons who lose weight more likely to exercise, further improving health Individuals will recognize and address weight problems Children will influence parents Churches will take leadership role in improving health status of members Changes in eating habits Businesses encourage healthy habits Healthier community More active community Community has culture of good health/fitness Less chronic disease More children are active More productive workforce
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