Worksite Wellness at WIC Kinkini Banerjee California WIC Association

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Worksite Wellness at WIC Kinkini Banerjee California WIC Association

WIC Facts and Figures In California, the nation’s largest WIC Program, 82 local agencies currently serve 1.44 million participants at 650 local centers Over 60 percent of infants born in California receive WIC services

Change is Here! New WIC Foods

WIC Connects the Dots! Better Foods Clear Messages Healthy Outcomes

Wellness at WIC WIC Walks the Talk (WWT) to assist WIC clinics in supporting employees to adopt more physically active lifestyles FitWIC

Wellness – The Time is Now! The new WIC Food package is the perfect opportunity to take our wellness efforts to the next level It’s all about the family! Change is difficult and can best happen when employees’ are engaged in the process, and their health priorities are reflected in the Program

Wellness Defined Wellness is an expanded idea of health and means more than absence from disease. True wellness is determined by the decisions you make about how to live your life with vitality and meaning.

The Six Dimensions of Wellness

Healthy Habits at WIC Vision: To create and sustain a healthy and thriving WIC community that focuses on a culture of mutual support and physical, mental, and emotional well-being

Healthy Habits at WIC Mission: To ensure that staff wellness is in the forefront of prevention efforts by the WIC Program. To encourage employees’ personal and professional productivity, and physical, mental and emotional well-being, the Healthy Habits at WIC: Worksite Wellness Program will adopt a holistic approach that actively supports employees to make healthy lifestyle choices

Needs Assessment Survey To develop an understanding of WIC employee attitudes and practices around wellness, staff were invited to complete an Employee survey. Wanted approximately 15% (about 450) responses More than 1300 of responded

Survey Results

We heard from our Staff loud and clear Stress Management (Work-Life Balance) % and Weight Management—53 %

Survey Results An overwhelming amount of staff prefer that health topic information be given during staff meetings. Weekly s and lunch and learns were also an option

Well WIC Worksite With the help of the needs assessments, and a review of best Worksite Wellness practices, the Advisory committee has developed Guidelines (10 Steps) that will deem a WIC Agency a “WIC Certified Well Worksite”

Well WIC Worksite 10 Step Guidelines to help WIC Agencies become a “WIC Certified Well Worksite” Agencies will sign a letter of intent that they want to be “WWW” and will have months to put their polices and practices in place A team of evaluators will evaluate the Agency to “certify” it a “Well WIC Worksite”

10 Steps to a Well WIC Worksite 1. Better Nutrition/healthy foods – Healthy menu options at meetings – Educate staff on portion sizes – Encourage staff to maintain their food diaries – Conduct vegetable and fruit challenges

10 Steps to a Well WIC Worksite 2. Physical Activity - Activity, stretch breaks at staff meetings and during work days – Walking clubs – PA Challenges – Worksite stairwell use

10 Steps to a Well WIC Worksite 3.Emotional/Mental health support – Invite speakers to educate staff on stress- management, parenting, personal financial management, managing relationships, conflict resolution, domestic violence – Provide information on depression – Invite Human Resources to provide information/speakers on: Mental Health coverage under current health insurance; Employee Assistance Program

10 Steps to a Well WIC Worksite 4. General Health – Provide Health Risk screening for staff – Flu shots, self-examination, dental health, doctors office guides – Offer Smoking Cessation programs – Offer ergonomic information or programs

10 Steps to a Well WIC Worksite 5. Lactation Accommodation for WIC Staff - Privacy to pump -Storage for expressed milk -Education for staff during prenatal and postpartum periods

10 Steps to a Well WIC Worksite 6. Community Capacity Building – Coordinate wellness efforts with Network Regional programs – Conduct events with community partners. eg: Chamber of commerce, Parks and Recs, Childcare agencies – Become member of a local consortium on health & wellness – Conduct an annual health awareness event in the community

10 Steps to a Well WIC Worksite 7. Capture senior-level and Board support – Develop a mission statement that reflects a commitment to the health and well-being of employees – Success depends on upper management being engaged in the process

10 Steps to a Well WIC Worksite 8.Designate a staff member(s) to coordinate wellness activities in the agency – Allow time during staff meetings for this person to present info – Form a Wellness committee or taskforce – Survey/assess employees prior to implementing programs

10 Steps to a Well WIC Worksite 9.Communicate wellness to staff on a regular basis – Use Bulletin boards, monthly/weekly health tips, paystub inserts – Wellness newsletter – Staff meeting to include time for physical activity/wellness, taste testing, sharing recipes, etc.

10 Steps to a Well WIC Worksite 10.Periodic evaluation to assess the success and identify changing staff needs of the Worksite Wellness program – Evaluate health/wellness programs and impact on employees – CWA will work with Network to enhance the effectiveness of our worksite wellness initiative

Best Wellness Practices at WIC Shasta County WIC – Take Action! Collaboration is key for success!

Best Wellness Practices at WIC Monterey County WIC People will change to reflect their environments. If you want healthy people, create healthy environments

Best Wellness Practices at WIC PHFE WIC - Evaluations are key! - Help tailor program for staff needs - Provide compelling evidence on the value of worksite wellness

Thank you! Questions, suggestions?