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Title: Mississippi State University Extension Service


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Mississippi State University Extension Service
  • Working Together Toward Healthier Communities

Rachel Welborn Community Health Coordinator March
23, 2006
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Major Components
  • Individual Choices
  • Youth Healthy Choices
  • Adult Healthy Choices
  • Community Development
  • Access
  • Resource Development

3
Youth Health Body Walk
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Youth Delta HOPE
  • School Assembly Program
  • OrganWise Guys Materials
  • Books (Younger Years Kits and AR Books)
  • Videos (Educational, Health-related videos
    featuring the OWG)
  • Educational Doll
  • TAKE 10! Grade-specific materials kit
  • 10 minutes of physical activity integrated with
    academics delivered in the classroom

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Youth Take 10
  • Integrates multiple 10 minute periods of physical
    activity with core curriculum learning objectives
    in K-5 classrooms, (language arts, math, science,
    social studies, and health)

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Youth Organ Wise Guys
  • The OrganWise Guys are a cast of characters that
    bring the body to life and facilitates the
    communication of important health issues in a
    manner understood by children.

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Youth Health Is Academic
  • Target Schools
  • Three steps for success
  • Gather input assess situation
  • Develop a wellness policy
  • Implement wellness policy

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Adult Family Nutrition Program
  • Purpose Improve the quality of life for persons
    of limited resources
  • Participants will learn to
  • Improve dietary practices
  • Effectively manage available food resources
  • Safely handle food to prevent illness

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Adult Take Care of Yourself
  • This 1-hour workshop teaches participants to
  • Observe and describe health changes
  • Recognize true emergencies
  • Manage minor health problems at home
  • Decide if a health professional is needed this
    workshop.

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Adult Take Charge of Your Health
  • Emphasizes the importance of incorporating
    healthy habits into daily life and
  • Helps families to understand why it is important
    for them to Take Charge of Their Health.  

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Adult Strong Women Program
  • A fitness program for women
  • Women learn how to
  • Stay strong,
  • Feel better, and
  • Maintain their independence  

12
Adult Know Your Numbers
  • Encourages participants to monitor four important
    measures of health
  • Cholesterol
  • Blood pressure
  • Blood sugar
  • Body mass index

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Adult Mississippi in Motion
  •  Adopt a new healthier lifestyle!
  •  Improve your health and well-being!
  •  Increase your physical activity!
  •  Kick the "couch potato" habit!
  •  Share your successes!
  •  Work through your challenges!
  •  Motivate one another!
  • Enjoy a little healthy competition!  

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Adult Mississippi in Motion
  • Personal Goal Setting
  •  Becoming Physically Active
  •  Better Planning for Better Meals
  •  Cooking Healthy
  •  Diabetes
  •  Eating Out Smart
  •  Fad Diets
  •  Healthy Heart
  •  My Pyramid
  •  Stress and Emotional Eating
  •  Flexibility and Strength Training
  •  Physical Activity/Walking

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Serve Safe
  • Geared toward food service establishments
  • Required at least one person
  • Five year certification

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Tummy Safe
  • Geared toward child care providers
  • 5 year certification
  • Food safety training required for licensed
    daycare facilities

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Agromedicine Program
  • Part of the Delta Health Alliance
  • Serves the farming and rural community and their
    health care providers
  • Provides information, education, service, and
    trainings

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Community Development Access
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Rural Medical Scholars Overview
  • Dates - July 2 through August 4
  • Take two college level pre-med courses.
  • Shadow a physician.
  • Tour the Univ. of MS Medical School.
  • Make new friends.
  • Interact with previous Scholars.

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Rural Medical Scholars Cost
  • 7 hours of college tuition
  • Books
  • Housing fees
  • Food Allowance

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Rural Medical Scholars Qualifications
  • Between junior and senior year of high school.
  • Minimum composite score of 25 on the ACT
  • High academic achievement
  • Interest in a career in Family Medicine.
  • Mississippi resident.

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Community DevelopmentResource Development
  • HealthConnect
  • Health Coalitions
  • Leadership Development
  • Volunteer Development

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HealthConnect
  • Economic Impact Analysis
  • Health Care Directory
  • Community Health Survey
  • Health Care Providers Survey
  • Health Care Coverage Analysis
  • Community Forum
  • Strategic Planning Retreat
  • Balanced Scorecard
  • Leadership Development Training

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Health Coalitions
  • State Coalitions
  • County/Community Coalitions

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Training Support
  • Building Effective Partnerships
  • Asset Mapping
  • Establishing Goals and Objectives
  • Prioritizing Needs
  • Moving from Conflict to Consensus
  • Getting the Group Active
  • Constructing a Logic Model
  • Measuring Success
  • Grant Writing Basics

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LeadershipPlenty
  • Finding leaders
  • Identifying community assets
  • Managing groups effectively
  • Making meetings more productive
  • Managing conflict
  • Building strategic partnerships
  • Moving from talk to action
  • Valuing evaluation
  • Communicating for change
  • Strengthening race relations

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Master Health Education Volunteers
  • Objectives
  • Accurate health information
  • Community health resource
  • Relevant community health programs
  • Youth health initiatives
  • Volunteer leadership

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Master Health Education Volunteers

40 hours of training 40 hours of community
pay-back
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Citizens Health Care Listening Sessions
  • Tupelo/Verona Monday, March 27
  • Wesson (Co-Lin Community College) Wednesday,
    March 29
  • Hattiesburg, Thursday, March 30
  • Clarksdale, Tuesday, April 11
  • Greenville, Tuesday, April 18
  • Newton, Thursday, April 20

http//www.citizenshealthcare.gov/
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Contact Information
  • Web site msucares.com
  • Rachel Welborn
  • 662-325-4043
  • rachelw_at_ext.msstate.edu
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