Recommendations & Feedback

CONGRATS! You have now reached the final stop on our training roadmap. We have designed it so you can:

  • Learn from partners’ final recommendations
  • Evaluate your own strengths and weaknesses as a MfH model adopter.
  • Share your ideas on how to improve this training tool

[Step 1] Recommendations

Blending physical literacy and health literacy in your initiatives can significantly enhance overall well-being. Here are some recommendations to effectively set up such initiatives:

  • Define Clear Objectives
    • Establish specific, measurable goals for your initiative. These could include increasing physical activity levels, improving health knowledge, or fostering community engagement.
  • Engage Stakeholders
    • Involve a diverse group of stakeholders, including local health professionals, educators, community leaders, and residents. Their input and support are crucial for the initiative's success.
  • Develop Inclusive Programmes
    • Design activities that cater to all ages, abilities, and backgrounds. Ensure that programmes are accessible and inclusive, promoting participation from the entire community.
  • Integrate Physical and Health Literacy
    • Combine physical activities with health education. For example, organise workshops that include both exercise sessions and discussions on nutrition, mental health, and chronic disease prevention.
  • Utilise Local Resources
    • Leverage existing community resources such as parks, schools, and community centers. Collaborate with local organisations to maximize reach and impact.
  • Provide Training and Support
    • Offer training for volunteers and staff to ensure they are equipped to deliver high-quality programmes. Provide ongoing support and professional development opportunities.
  • Promote Cross-Sector Collaboration
    • Foster partnerships between different sectors, such as healthcare, education, and recreation. Collaboration enhances resource sharing, innovation, and sustainability.
  • Monitor and Evaluate
    • Implement a system for monitoring progress and evaluating outcomes. Use feedback to continuously improve the initiative and demonstrate its impact.
Key Message: You Cannot Do It Alone

Cross-collaboration is essential for the success of Moving for Health initiatives. By working together, we can pool resources, share expertise, and create a supportive network that amplifies our efforts. Engaging a wide range of partners ensures that the initiative is comprehensive, sustainable, and capable of making a meaningful impact on community health.

Remember, building a healthier community is a collective effort. Let's join forces to create environments where everyone can thrive through movement making the most of enhanced physical and health literacy!

[Step 2] The MfH Network of inspiration - things that worked

[Step 3] End of course feedback

CONGRATULATIONS! You have now reached the end of this training tool. And we are sincerely appreciative of your time.

Before you leave, we kindly ask you to give us feedback on your experience using the Moving for Health online training tool.

Your feedback will help us improve not only this tool but also future training tools we may develop.

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We thank you in advance for your time.

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