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Marine Corps. - Camp Pendleton, CA—Youth Programs


Description

The children participated in physical activities such as basketball and kick ball. Heart-healthy eating activities included sessions with a local dietitian on different topics such as the USDA Food Guide Pyramid, and how to choose healthy foods and snacks. The children also had an opportunity to prepare a healthy and nutritious snack, which they enjoyed.
 

Program Information

Name of program Browne CDC After School Kids
Program start and end date 8/18/2003 to 11/7/2003
Number of times program met per week 1
Number of participants (total) 27
Number of male participants 19
Number of female participants 8
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:

  • Newsletter or brochure

External efforts to promote Hearts N' Parks programs:

Media Coverage:    N/A

Special Event(s):    N/A

Number of presentations: N/A

Other: N/A

Partners

Partners who contributed to youth programs:

Partner Name Partner Contribution

Fitness trainer

Taught the children about the importance of physical activity and how to play games.

Local dietitian

Provided information on the USDA Food Guide Pyramid, healthy snacks, and how to choose healthy foods when dining out.

 

Performance Measures

Browne CDC After School Kids
Children's scores showed significant improvement in heart-healthy eating knowledge, behavior, and intention, as well as physical activity attitude.


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