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Supporting Settlement Through Healthy Living Programs for Newcomer Girls and Women

Focus Group Results On the Move Workshop – 3 Hour Version

Focus group – Girls - Activities Top 10 Soccer Self-defense/boxing Swimming (some need lessons) Skating (some need lessons) Basketball Volleyball Dancing (zumba, swing, salsa, zuck, belly, Bollywood, etc.) Running (learn to run) Gymnastics At home fitness (yoga, aerobics, dancing) Other Activities Gym- weights, fitness Lacrosse Field hockey Football- tackle and tag Fencing Rugby Ping Pong Ultimate Frisbee Bowling Floor hockey Football Hockey Curling Walking Biking Tennis Badminton Skiing- cross country and downhill On the Move Workshop – 3 Hour Version

Focus group – Girls- Barriers/Solutions Lack of girls only/co-ed environments/boys are intimidating Girls only programs with female instructors in a private space with no cameras Lack of skills Skill building opportunities and try-its Time/competing priorities- homework, chores, looking after siblings etc. Combine homework with activities; Plan for it and put into your schedule; offer programs for the whole family Cost- membership, equipment, clothing, do not want to ask parents for $ Free or low cost; hold fundraisers to help with costs; provide equipment to try things or exchanges to offer them for free or low cost Parents permission: do not value sport for girls-consider it a distraction; not what girls do Engage parents: Plan an open house for parents to help educate them on the importance of activity for girls, meet coaches and instructors; show the connections between extracurricular activities; Canadian universities do not only look at academics- educate parents On the Move Workshop – 3 Hour Version

Focus group – Girls- Barriers/Solutions Transportation- especially on weekends (buses) Communicate how long it takes to walk/bike somewhere- not just drive; talk to parents about carpooling Awareness- what is available Provide information on what is available, location, cost; run a sports day where you can sign-up for activities Culture- attire- must cover up Help develop/coordinate awareness training for recreation/program staff – i.e. need to cover up in the pool; Give girls a chance to try new clothing- i.e. Nike hijab, burkini to see if they like it before buying Not having a buddy/team Allow girls to register as individuals or as a small group for teams; offer bring a friend days; set up social activities as part of your programming to create friendships On the Move Workshop – 3 Hour Version

Focus group – Girls- Barriers/Solutions Language- especially for registration Offer translation/interpretation Motivation Help girls set goals to stay motivated Safety- especially at night Encourage girls to travel as a group to activities- this might make parents more comfortable about them going out at night- adopt a safe walk program Scheduling- things are not offered at a time I can do it Ask girls what time works best for them On the Move Workshop – 3 Hour Version

Focus group – Girls- Communication Word of Mouth (parents, friends, siblings, teachers) Social Media- Facebook, Instagram, You Tube, Snapchat What’s Ap? Google School announcements, bulletin boards, teachers send things home Recreation guide Flyers Email Text On the Move Workshop – 3 Hour Version

Focus group – Women - Activities Top 10 Dancing Zumba Yoga Walking Swimming- lessons Other Activities Badminton General fitness- gym Cycling- outside Skating lessons Volleyball Hiking, camping, canoeing Skiing Hockey Curling Pickle Ball Tennis Bowling Bocce Ball Fishing Squash Dodgeball Rollerblading Singing Golf Baseball Pool Aerobics Pilates Running Soccer Basketball2 Ping pong Gardening Snowshoeing Tai chi On the Move Workshop – 3 Hour Version

Focus group – Women- Barriers/Solutions Child Care/lack of consistent family support Offer child care at an affordable rate; cooperate as women take turns minding children; doing things with children/grandchildren; offer things on weekends when they can get help with child care Time – English class, family/home responsibilities Parallel programing- children doing activities at the same time in a different room; offer workshops on the importance of physical activity for health to have women value it and make it a priority Lack of women’s only/co-ed environments Offer women’s only in private environments with female instructors Awareness of what is available, where to go Provide information- create an app or a place on-line to find everything; create an email network to inform women of what is coming up/available; offer a city tour of all the recreation facilities, parks, etc. to familiarize newcomers; teach people how to register for activities On the Move Workshop – 3 Hour Version

Focus group – Women- Barriers/Solutions Cost- memberships transportation, clothing, equipment, child care Provide affordable/free options, offer discounts, loan equipment, provide warm clothing for outdoor activities; Offer activities outside- trails, parks, etc. to reduce costs and get outside Transportation Offer things centrally with good transportation routes; help with car pooling- use facebook to connect for rides, a walk, etc. Lack of skills Offer skills building and try-it opportunities: offer a chance to come early to get some lessons and learn rules; offer coaching for women throughout programs so they can improve: feel programs are for children not them Culture Offer culture/sensitivity training for staff to encourage flexibility (time of day during Ramadan, clothing, etc.); train newcomer women to lead programs/as instructors; let women know where to buy clothing- Nike hijab, burkini, etc. On the Move Workshop – 3 Hour Version

Focus group – Women- Barriers/Solutions Language Translation/interpretation- but also use English so women can learn and practice Isolation, adjusting to a new country, meeting people Create a network of women to find buddies to do things with- activities where women can come together and talk- do things together- develop a women’s group; offer bring a friend days; invite women- they like to be invited Motivation Women are motivated by seeing results but do not focus on weight- talk about health, feeling good, learning and speaking English; plan for it and put into your schedule- make it a priority; make sure it is FUN! to keep women coming back; add food and socialization elements; encourage women bring foods and teach activities from their own countries Health- age, injuries, depression Offer adapted programs to help with health issues and be sure to have knowledgeable instructors On the Move Workshop – 3 Hour Version

Focus group – Women- Barriers/Solutions Safety Night can be scary- poor lighting - would be fine doing things together- develop night walks- participate as a group for safety Availability- scheduling Ask them about what timing works best Moving If someone is moving let them know where they can go for similar programs in their new community On the Move Workshop – 3 Hour Version

Focus group – Communication Word of Mouth (neighbours, friends, family, English teachers, children’s school) Facebook Women’s email network- create a network of women through email/text – most have emails and others agreed to contact those that do not Bulletin boards- Farmers Market, Walmart, Sobeys, Pharmacies, Library, church, mosque Google ESL Teachers Work with the school, community centre and settlement workers to encourage women to be active, inform them of activities Local community newspaper/cultural newspapers Recreation guides Media- TV, radio Children let them know about things- things sent home from school Doctors /health care providers could help communicate On the Move Workshop – 3 Hour Version