Become a Canadian Sport For Life Community ARPA Pre-Conference Workshop October 18 th, 2012.

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Become a Canadian Sport For Life Community ARPA Pre-Conference Workshop October 18 th, 2012

Outline: 10am - 12pm – NCCP Intro 12: :30pm – Lunch and Learn 12:30 - 4:00pm – Community Activation Strategy

CS4L Community Activation Strategy Physical inactivity and its related health risks continues to be a growing issue in Alberta despite decades of initiatives by both public and private sectors. Canadian Sport for Life Communities recognize the need for a collaborative approach to addressing this costly issue. Join the movement and your active community will benefit from healthy, productive, confident and engaged citizens. CS4L Activation can Impact Policies Knowledge Programs/ Events Promising Practices People Messages Built and Unbuilt Spaces Culture Shift Next Steps: Why is this important to me? Resources: Contacts:

Become a CS4L Community Educate and AdvocateCreate ChampionsCollaborateCreate a Community Map or ScanPurpose and PrioritiesOutcomes and MeasuresSustainable Strategy and ActionConnect and Share

Contact Information Lea Norris – Tracy Lockwood – Rob Meckling – Ashley Jensen –