Washburn County Youth Potential. Youth Issues Bullying/Meanness Kids fending for self Personal Hygiene Parental Supervision Childhood Obesity Teen Pregnancy.

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Washburn County Youth Potential

Youth Issues Bullying/Meanness Kids fending for self Personal Hygiene Parental Supervision Childhood Obesity Teen Pregnancy Alcohol and Drug Abuse Lack of Out-of School Activities Job Opportunities

Survey Says Childhood Obesity Bullying Activities

Four Season challenge Summe r Fall Winter Spring WinterWonderland Winter Wonderland Vegetable Garden Fall Feed Spring Shoreline

Winter Wonderland Talent Show Performances for elderly Musical performances Pet show Miscellaneous talent Partners: Nursing Homes Assisted Living Homes

Spring Shoreline Protection Shoreline/Water Hours Partners: DNR Shell Lake City Water Associations

Summer - Gardening Gardening Total Hours Partners: Spooner School Shell Lake School Ag Research Station

Fall Feast Taste of the Garden Feed Featuring Vegetable Garden Dishes Display Information Partners: Local Community Center Youth Leaders

Program Procedure 1. Meet with Partners a) Establish Criteria b) Fine-tune Events c) Establish Reward(s) 2. Prepare Flyer with Guidelines and Information 3. Start Challenge 4. Evaluation a) Total Hours b) Participation of Events c) Evaluation by Partners and Youth Leaders to determine Impact

Outcome Childhood Obesity Bullying Activities Reduction