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Morphett Vale
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Executive Summaries

First - April 2005
Second - December 2005
Third - January 2007

Progress Reports

First - April 2005
Second - December 2005
Third - January 2007
Fourth - January - June 2007

Fifth - July 2007 to June 2008

EWBA Evaluation

Evaluation Background

Framework, academic team, PhD student, publications & presentations, tools

Part 1: Baseline Data Collection

Executive Summary

Full Evaluation Report

What are the eat well be active (EWBA) Community Programs?

The eat well be active Community Programs aim to contribute to healthy weight in children, young people (0-18 years) and their families through promoting healthy eating and physical activity. The Programs will do so by working in partnership with a variety of sectors such as health, education, welfare, neighbourhoods and food supply by addressing both environmental and individual barriers to healthy eating and physical activity.

The initiatives are based in two communities:

  • Morphett Vale (southern metropolitan SA, population 24,000)
  • Murray Bridge (rural SA, population 18,000)

Funded for $2.2 million over five years by the Government of South Australia, Department of Health, the Programs are implemented by Southern Adelaide Health Service and Murray Mallee Community Health Service.

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EWBA Action Plan framework

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