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Introducing Healthy FE: A Program for Staff and Learner Wellbeing

Discover the Healthy FE initiative aimed at enhancing the health and wellbeing of staff and learners. This presentation outlines key components including what Healthy FE is, its importance, and how it can be successfully implemented within your organization. With a focus on physical activity, mental health, and healthy eating, Healthy FE partners with stakeholders to foster an active and supportive community. Learn the steps for getting started, which include forming task groups, promoting awareness, and setting SMART targets for effective evaluation and maintenance of the program.

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Introducing Healthy FE: A Program for Staff and Learner Wellbeing

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  1. Healthy FE Getting started Gettingstarted This presentation has been put together for use by FE providers who are introducing Healthy FE

  2. Contents: • What is it ? • Why do it ? • How will we do it ? • Who is involved ? • When will it be completed ?

  3. What is Healthy FE? • A programme focused on addressing the health and wellbeing needs of staff and learners. • It looks to build on current health and wellbeing related activities through adopting a coordinated approach. • Partnership with other stakeholders such as the PCT, local authorities and wider stakeholders is required.

  4. Why adopt Healthy FE? • 40%of men and 28% of women meet the minimum recommendations for physical activity in adults (at least 30 minutes of activity on at least 5 days a week). • Approximately 37% of deaths from coronary heart disease are due to physical inactivity. • There were 8,724 alcohol-related deaths in 2007. • of children of aged 5–16 years • 9.6 per cent had a clinically recognisable mental disorder • 5.8 per cent had a conduct disorder • 3.7 per cent have emotional disorders, anxiety and depression, • 1.5 per cent had hyperkinetic (hyperactive) disorders

  5. Why adopt Healthy FE in to your organisation • Improved staff wellbeing • Lower rates of sickness absence • Increased levels of motivation • Better levels of attention from learners • Participation growth • Higher rates of retention • Success rates increase • Potential financial savings

  6. Ways to incorporate Healthy FE • College awareness • Active citizens • Controls on smoking • Healthy eating • Environment • Community involvement • Student wellbeing • Physical activity • Staff health and wellbeing

  7. Programme Structure

  8. Steps to getting started Step 1: Initial task group meeting Step 2: Promote/raise awareness Step 3: Form project groups Step 4: Review provision/consult Step 5: SMART target-setting Step 6: Implement and evaluate Step 7: Maintain and review

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