Community Health Action Pack
For a health promotion project to have the best chance of success, it needs good planning. Planning a health promotion project requires patience, trust in others and good communication skills. It also requires a well-thought-out project plan which can be easily referred to, updated and changed as the project takes shape.
The Community Health Action Pack is made up of four parts:
Part 1: Ten Steps to Planning a Health Promotion Project
Part 2: Project Planning Templates
Part 3: Running Your Project
Part 4: Health Promotion Resources
Hints and tips will help you to plan your health promotion activity. When you see the pencil at the end of each step, it’s time to head over to the planning templates. Print off each template as they are designed to be used over and over again.
- Check out the new Community Health Action Pack!
- Live Longer! showreel
- New health promotion resource to help Close the Gap
- Step 1 – Talking to the community
- Step 2 – Research: identifying the areas of concern/needs assessment
- Step 3 – Identifying your target group
- Step 4 – Identifying your stakeholders, partners and networks
- Step 5 – Writing your plan (goals, objectives, strategies and activities)
- Step 6 – What are your messages?
- Step 7 – What resources do I need?
- Step 8 – Choosing your communication outlets/media
- Step 9 – Developing a timeline and budget
- Step 10 – Evaluating a health promotion project
- Key things to remember
- Organising a community event
- Cultural activities
- Language
- Media
- Information materials
- Interactive and social media
- Factsheets
- Part 2: Project Planning Templates
- Posters
- Swap It, Don’t Stop It! (www.swapit.gov.au)
- Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet
- Community Health Action Pack Workshop