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Oldsmar, FL—Youth Programs


Description

Summer Camp focused on physical activity and heart-healthy eating. This year, the children participated in more physical activities, including CATCH games, and really enjoyed them. The children learned about heart-healthy eating during camp and brought healthy snacks and lunches from home. Healthier snacks were also provided by the camp.
 

Program Information

Name of program Summer Camp
Program start and end date 5/27/2003 to 8/1/2003
Number of times program met per week 5
Number of participants (total) 45
Number of male participants 23
Number of female participants 22
Target group Child
Program focus  
  Physical Activity  
  Heart-Healthy Eating  
Location of activities  
  Camp  
  After School -
  Other -
Materials used  
  Information Handout  
  Lesson -
  Activity  
  Menus -
  Other -
 

Public Visibility

Internal efforts to promote Hearts N' Parks programs:

  • Bulletin board or information racks
  • Newsletter or brochure
  • Posters in buildings
  • Employee kickoff

External efforts to promote Hearts N' Parks programs:

Media Coverage:    Print

Special Event(s):    FunFit Festival, Health Fair/School Festivals

Number of presentations: N/A

Other: N/A

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Getting ready for activities with the Fire Department.

Partners

Partners who contributed to youth programs:

Partner Name Partner Contribution

Fire Department

Helped get children involved in relay races and physical activities.

 

Performance Measures

Summer Camp
Children's scores for Summer Camp showed significant improvement in heart-healthy eating knowledge, behavior, and intention.


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