Challenging thinking, policy and practice to change our children’s lives Rayoni Nelson, Principal Program Officer, Physical Activity, Sport and Healthy.

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Challenging thinking, policy and practice to change our children’s lives Rayoni Nelson, Principal Program Officer, Physical Activity, Sport and Healthy Communities 2014 Bike Futures Conference 1

Holly Nelson 2014 Bike Futures Conference 2

Our lifestyles are increasingly more sedentary 2014 Bike Futures Conference 3

This is affecting children’s health and wellbeing 2014 Bike Futures Conference 4

It affects children now and into their future 2014 Bike Futures Conference 5

Many factors influence children being active Societal Community Organisational / clubs Children and families Access and proximity to recreational facilities Neighbourhood walkability Perception of traffic and pedestrian safety Presence of street vegetation Fear of strangers and crime Access to equipment Social norms about children’s independent travel Time Traffic and pedestrian safety Provision of appropriate sport and recreation facilities Over-reliance on cars and limited access to public transport Cost Access to TVs/computers Lack of ability or enjoyment Parental involvement and transport support Parental restrictions on children’s activity Increased screen use time Inadequate sport and recreation facilities 2014 Bike Futures Conference 6

Example: Parental fear 2014 Bike Futures Conference 7

Everywhere we go, everything we do is affecting children’s opportunities to be active  Reliance on cars Community they live in School they learn at  Sedentary behaviour Sports or games they play  Participation in sport Their home environment  Active or outdoor play 2014 Bike Futures Conference 8

How to integrate physical activity into children’s daily lives 2014 Bike Futures Conference 9

Community where children live influences their physical activity 2014 Bike Futures Conference 10

Opportunities for Action: Community Consider greater access to spaces and places for play Activate local streets and community spaces Seek children’s views in the design and development of play grounds and play spaces Create more ways to use public spaces and places for outdoor activities Consider ways to shift travel choices away from cars 2014 Bike Futures Conference 11

Creating an active lifestyle for children… 2014 Bike Futures Conference 12

What can you do in your role to get more children…. active for life? Rayoni Nelson, Principal Program Officer, Physical Activity, Sport and Healthy Communities Ph: , Bike Futures Conference 13