MDCH Healthy Communities
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This is a presentation of the CVD prevention programs currently in progress through the Michigan Department of Community Health.
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MDCH Healthy Communities
- 1. Michigan’s Healthy Communities and Healthy Kids, Healthy Michigan Programs PRC Meeting Rochelle Hurst & Lisa Grost February 3, 2010
- 4. Healthy Communities Grant Programs Healthy Communities Building Healthy Communities Grants CDC Healthy Communities Safe Routes To School HKHM Complete Streets/ ARRA Michigan Nutrition Network ACHIEVE
- 5. Building Healthy Communities Introduction Social Ecological Model
- 10. Community Needs & Values Scientific Evidence Resources (adapted and modified from Muir Gray)
- 19. Building Healthy Communities: Highlights
- 23. Ingham County Health Department Winter Gardening
- 25. Ingham County Health Department Allen Street Farmers’ Market in Lansing
- 26. Marquette County Jackson Mine Farmers’ Market
- 27. Kalamazoo County Health Department New sidewalk
- 28. Walking and Biking to School….
- 29. Marquette County Health Department Negaunee Lion's Club putting down a plank walkway for disabled users
- 30. Marquette County Health Department Trail Grand Opening ribbon cutting
- 31. SOPARC: More Than Just An Evaluation Tool!
- 35. Local Public Health & Health Coalitions New Funding Healthy Communities $$$$$$$ + BHC 4 ACHIEVE Grants 2 Pioneering Healthy Communities 2 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Safe Routes to School Local Foundation Grants ARRA Complete Streets
- 37. Advocates of Healthy Weight in Children www.americanheart.org/healthykidshealthymichigan
- 40. Advocates of Healthy Weight in Children Timeline 2007 2008 2009 2013 2010 2011 2012 NGA Grant NGA Grant 5 Year Strategic Policy Plan
Notes de l'éditeur
- Two programs – BHC, HKHM
- We follow the public health social ecological model like many of the programs you work on. PEC – Change behavior of more people for less money than one on one programs.
- Share these slides with your coalition members who were not able to attend the training. This is a public health approach – not just based on brainstorming, who has the most clout at the table…..
- There has been so much funding put into what should be funded that it is much easier today then it was 3 years ago to determine what to fund, programming to recommend, and training to provide in the policy area. CDC, RWJF, and so many national organizations have spent the last few years funding large projects and research to provide toolkits, websites and resources with the national policies that states and local leaders are recommended to implement.
- Traditional 20-25 mph speeds comfortable Green, sustainable, inviting Pleasant for walking, bicycling and driving Conventional 30-35 mph speeds comfortable Bare, stark, uninviting Survivable, but not fun
- Trails – DHD #10, LMAS, Marquette FM – DM, Ingham (south Lansing), Washtenaw – collaborations with 4 health care clinics, Marquette, Ottawa-Senior project fresh Enhanced parks – Washtenaw, Ecorse (Wayne), Muskegon Grocery store policy – DHD #10 Garden – Ionia, DHD #10, Ingham, Muskegon Complete Streets and non-motorized plans – Marquette, Ingham, Washtenaw
- Mikelle
- Out of 82 counties total
- They also put up ribbons to show the safe routes, as well as painted bigger route markers closer to the school. Tuscola
- Evaluation forms – Please provide meaningful information. Location – George offered to host and it was very economical. Food – Supporting local and fun…probably could be more healthy but we opted not to do Subway. Slides – There may be a few additional slides and slight changes. We can post the presentation after the Dewitt training on our website for your use. 4 th year of providing BHC trainings – guess what – new recommendations at the state and local level have appeared; partners are playing a closer role with the project; funding is diversifying so we have to keep those purses happy; some people call me “too passionate” but as we were developing these slides last week, we discussed how we were enjoying developing this NEW presentation. Keeps us motivated and the project green!
- Development of trails Expansion of trails Added amenities – benches, signs, lighting,
- Park Work Walking paths Basketball hoops Playground equipment Lighting, benches, and signs
- WA, Hawaii, MN APHA 2010 - ?
- We could not do it w/out them!
- Marilyn – you have 15 minutes to speak Connect with Karen Yoder re: HE/PE legislation report… do not want to repeat.
- Insert time line here Explain grant vs. year-1 vs. year-2
- Steering Committee Recognize members (have stand?) Review formation Role – not interfere with content area experts, do not drive agenda Guidance – good stewards of Coalition funds Committees: short updates Legislative – Marilyn will discuss later Communications – retained John Bailey & Associates and work under the direction of the Steering Committee, working on monthly newsletters, social media (put in a graphic of the Facebook page?), Twitter, LTE, Press Releases, website revisions in the near future (explain 2 website AHA vs. MDCH) Membership – planned this meeting, will work to continue to grow membership (need a chair, would be ex-officio on the Steering Committee) Policy Action Teams Have chairs stand?? List out here: Strong leadership and vision Continued regular participation by passionate content area experts
- Scope of Policy Action Team Review Policy Vehicle
- Scope of Policy Action Team Review Policy Vehicle