CAPTURE recently launched its free web-based repository for finding and sharing
practice-based evidence in health promotion and chronic disease prevention. Now,
we need to populate it with a critical mass of information and real-life learnings about
programs, projects and policy initiatives across Canada.
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Take 10 minutes to tell us about your public health program or intervention by filling out
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Platform, simply verify it online to become eligible to win an iPad 2 (draw December 15,
2011). Each program or intervention you add to the CAPTURE Platform gives you a
chance to win.
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November 11, 2011 at 6:49 pm
Our program is Motiv8 a program that promotes 8 evidence based behavior to get and keep a healthy weight. We have a website, media campaigns and workplace 5 part one hour series that is awareness and skill development based. We also promote a six week Internet based holiday challenge at http://www.eatwellgetfitlivelife.ca
November 16, 2011 at 11:37 am
Healthy Children Healthy Futures is a community developed, peer facilitated, modular based parent education and discussion program for parents of children 0 to 6 years old.
Healthy Children Healthy Futures has been serving families in the Cowichan and in the Port Alberni fRegions for over 16 years. We discuss the 14 Module topics that include themes from Child Safety to Stress Prevention to Daily Living and even to Community Resources.
We are a Practice Based Program and we listen to the feet of our participants to make this the best Parenting group anywhere.
This program has been cooperatively developed by the Aboriginal Friendship Centres in Duncan and in Port Alberni with the support of the Community Action Program fro Children from the Public Health Agency of Canada.
For more info please contact our HCHF coalition coordinator Mark at 250 7480-2242.