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Building Healthy Schools: an intersectoral governmental collaboration

Building Healthy Schools: an intersectoral governmental collaboration. CPHA's 2007 Annual Conference SEPTEMBER 17, 2007. Sign post. Healthier Kids = Better Learners. Targets. Pan-Canadian Healthy Living Strategy Targets 20 % increase by 2015 in the proportion of Canadians who:

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Building Healthy Schools: an intersectoral governmental collaboration

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  1. Building Healthy Schools: an intersectoralgovernmental collaboration CPHA's 2007 Annual Conference SEPTEMBER 17, 2007

  2. Sign post

  3. Healthier Kids = Better Learners

  4. Targets Pan-Canadian Healthy Living Strategy Targets 20% increase by 2015 in the proportion of Canadians who: are physically active, make healthy food choices, and are at a healthy weight.

  5. Statistics Canada Report Obesity by age

  6. 25% of daily calories consumed by teens

  7. Cardiovascular Cancer Type 2 Diabetes Respiratory

  8. Cube graphic

  9. Comprehensive School Health

  10. Challenges in bringing two systems together

  11. JCSH Role - MAP • DeputyMinisters’ Committee • Management Committee • SchoolHealthCoordinators’ Committee

  12. Organizational Structure

  13. Activities • Knowledge Development • Leadership • Capacity Building

  14. Challenges in bringing two systems together

  15. Systems/people change • Synergies • more effective use of resources • improved understanding of roles/bettercommunication • support in decision making • formalized relationships • access to tools and resources • mutual understanding of comprehensive school health . . .

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