Priority: Healthy lifestyles We will encourage healthy lifestyle choices by: Facilitating and promoting physical activity. Facilitating and promoting healthy eating. Investing in prevention and improved health across all communities in Greater Geelong. Working collaboratively with agencies to promote and bring about system level changes aimed at improving wellbeing and lifestyle choices. Progress indicators: Type of Indicator Target Result Comments indicator Growth in visitor numbers to 3% per annum Decline in visits from previous Council owned leisure centres year due to reduced members (casual and membership visits) caused by growth in private gym competitors. We also experienced a poor summer which reduced aquatic X D visitations across all sites. There has also been an improvement in our data integrity which may have inflated last years figures. Number of long day care 40% of long day 93% (79 of the 85) of long day centres enrolled in the Victorian care centres care centres were enrolled in Prevention and Health within the the program as at June 30, D Promotion Achievement municipality 2015. Program Number of kindergartens 40% of 93% (39 of the 42) of enrolled in the Victorian kindergartens kindergartens were enrolled in Prevention and Health within the the program as at June 30, D Promotion Achievement municipality 2015. This had a reach of Program 4,502 children. Number of primary schools 40% of primary 76% (48 of the 63) of Primary enrolled in the Victorian schools within Schools were enrolled in the Prevention and Health the municipality program as at June 30, D Promotion Achievement 2015.This had a reach of Program 13,092 children. Number of large (200 or more 40% of large 31% (79 of the 251) of large staff) businesses enrolled in the business in the workplaces were enrolled in Victorian Prevention and Health municipality the program as at June 30, D Promotion Achievement 2015, reaching 27,629 Program employees. Number of participants in the Equal to or More than 10,000 people Geelong Seniors Festival greater than the attended more than 100  D previous year events held throughout the month. Percentage of children who Meet or exceed Result was an Increase of attend 3.5 year old Maternal Victorian 1.6% on previous year,  I Child Health consultation average however Victorian figures not available until early 2016. Visit to green space more than Meet or exceed The results from VicHealth once a week (Vic Health Victorian Indicators Survey have not yet  I Survey) average been released.
Priority: Healthy lifestyles We will encourage healthy lifestyle choices by: Facilitating and promoting physical activity. Facilitating and promoting healthy eating. Investing in prevention and improved health across all communities in Greater Geelong. Working collaboratively with agencies to promote and bring about system level changes aimed at improving wellbeing and lifestyle choices. Progress indicators: Type of indicator Indicator Target Result Comments D Growth in visitor numbers to Council owned leisure centres (casual and membership visits) 3% per annum X Decline in visits from previous year due to reduced members caused by growth in private gym competitors. We also experienced a poor summer which reduced aquatic visitations across all sites. There has also been an improvement in our data integrity which may have inflated last years figures. D Number of long day care centres enrolled in the Victorian Prevention and Health Promotion Achievement Program 40% of long day care centres within the municipality 93% (79 of the 85) of long day care centres were enrolled in the program as at June 30, 2015. D Number of kindergartens enrolled in the Victorian Prevention and Health Promotion Achievement Program 40% of kindergartens within the municipality 93% (39 of the 42) of kindergartens were enrolled in the program as at June 30, 2015. This had a reach of 4,502 children. D Number of primary schools enrolled in the Victorian Prevention and Health Promotion Achievement Program 40% of primary schools within the municipality 76% (48 of the 63) of Primary Schools were enrolled in the program as at June 30, 2015.This had a reach of 13,092 children. D Number of large (200 or more staff) businesses enrolled in the Victorian Prevention and Health Promotion Achievement Program 40% of large business in the municipality 31% (79 of the 251) of large workplaces were enrolled in the program as at June 30, 2015, reaching 27,629 employees. D Number of participants in the Geelong Seniors Festival Equal to or greater than the previous year  More than 10,000 people attended more than 100 events held throughout the month. I Percentage of children who attend 3.5 year old Maternal Child Health consultation Meet or exceed Victorian average  Result was an Increase of 1.6% on previous year, however Victorian figures not available until early 2016. I Visit to green space more than once a week (Vic Health Survey) Meet or exceed Victorian average  The results from VicHealth Indicators Survey have not yet been released.
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