Creating a Games Health Legacy for Scotland Flora Jackson Development Manager NHS Health Scotland

What is Legacy? Yes, this is deliberately blank.

A Lasting Legacy (According to Flora):  Sustainable change  Shape the future of Scotland  Unlock the door to an active Scotland  Opportunity to implement the recommendations from LMSMA, 5yr Review, Reaching Higher, NICE, Global Charter for Physical Activity…

How to create a lasting legacy? 1.Build on existing programmes policies, initiatives & strategies 2.Failure to prepare is preparing to fail 3.Collaboration & partnership working 4.And most importantly, ‘you’.

Build on existing programmes policies, initiatives & strategies  Continued & enhanced implementation of national & local strategies  Maximise the use of existing structures, mechanisms & programmes

Failure to prepare is preparing to fail… We must:  Plan  Monitor and evaluate. Evaluation module coming soon

Collaboration and real partnership working…  Cross government and inter-agency collaboration  Commitment and resources are required (but may not be forthcoming)  Share resources and expertise

And most importantly, ‘you’  Stakeholders  Decision Makers  Physical Activity Workforce

The Segmentations

Pen Portraits Day in the life: Work, Rest, Play PA behaviour Health & Well-being

Mechanisms of Support  Physical Activity and Health Alliance (PAHA) Your key contacts:  Local Physical Activity Strategic Groups  NHS Physical Activity Leads  Local Authority PA Leads  NHS Games Legacy Leads  Local Authority Legacy Leads

In summary  Begin with the end in mind  Don’t reinvent the wheel  Plan, monitor & evaluate  Collaborate  Legacy is what you/we make it

Contact details Flora Jackson Development Manager NHS Health Scotland Tel: Mob: