Child Purpose Review the Physical Activity Guidelines for adults - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Physical Activity, Adults Child

Purpose • Review the Physical Activity Guidelines for adults • Recap the current levels of participation/ physical activity in Hounslow • Review a range of interventions, Public Health services and Leisure programmes focused on increasing participation locally • Highlight challenges/ risks and gaps in provision

Physical Activity Guidelines • 150 minutes of moderate intensity activity in durations of at least 10 minutes/week Or 75 minutes of vigorous intensity activity Or a combination of both • Muscle-strengthening activity at least 2 days/week • Limit time spent sitting for extended periods • For older adults (65+) - Balance and co-ordination activities at least 2 days/week http:bit.ly/startactive

Hounslow Borough Profile

Hounslow Borough Profile • No. of residents not meeting activity guidelines (<150 mins/week MVPA) is higher (not statistically significant) in Hounslow than the London average (42.8% vs. 35.4%). That’s’ 92000 people. • The proportion of adults who are inactive (<30 mins/week) is 28.6%, which is statistically significant higher than the London average of 22.2%. That’s 61,000 people. (APS 2015/16) • No. of adults aged 18+ with a BMI classified as overweight (including obese), calculated from the adjusted height and weight variables. Adults are defined as overweight (including obese) if their body mass index (BMI) is greater than or equal to 25kg/m2. Hounslow 59.2% and London 55.2%. That’s 128,000 people. Source: APS, 2013/15-16

Hounslow Borough Profile Hounslow - Sport and active recreation - 3x30 minutes (2011/2012). Source Sport England

Get Active and Healthy in Hounslow

Physical Activity Programmes Increasing participation – Public health and leisure funded programmes 2016-19 • 500+ outdoor gym visits to pilot • 132 unique users of OurParks 47% users inactive at start • 200+ attendances Goodgym • c20 weekly volunteers at Green Gym • c20 physical activity volunteers • 500+ signed up to Betterpoints • 175+ trained GP Clinical Champions • 10 Active Practices • 800+ parkrun runners each week

OneYou Hounslow • Hounslow and Richmond Community Health Care NHS Trust (HRCH) is the lead provider with sub contractual arrangements with a range of partners including Fusion, Brentford Football Club and Voluntary Sector (the Mulberry Centre and Integrated Neurological Service INS) • 5752 residents engaged in OneYOU physical activity programmes including health walks, dance classes, yoga, pilates, tai chi • 73% of residents who were retained in such activities, showed improvement in their physical activity levels and general wellbeing. • 710 people started the Exercise on Referral programme, with 65% achieving key outcomes

Leisure Centres Fusion operates 6 leisure centres on behalf of the Council as well as Sport Development and Exercise on Referral (via OneYou) – Nearly 2 million visits in 2017 – c9000 members / c21,000 reward card holders – 57% of users currently receiving a discount – 300 free passes for looked after children – Strong representation from target groups particularly over 60s, BME groups, women and under 16s – 2017 Quest Excellence – 800 London Youth Games participants (schools) – 300 members Team Hounslow Athletics – Key partner in delivery of successful pilot programmes including pre-diabetes scheme & outdoor gym sessions.

Active Environments Creating active environments • Feltham, Dukes meadows and Redlees Masterplan • Gunnersbury Sports Hub • Hounslow Active Spaces • Outdoor gyms • Free Running facility • Athletics Track at Osterley • Tennis court resurfacing Jersey Gardens • Heston Pools and Fitness and park development in Heston • Improved cycling routes, Park walking trails and signage

Strategic vision and Shaping Policy • Leisure and Cultural Strategy • Play and Pitch Strategy • Facilities Review • Physical Activity Needs Assessment • Local Plan • London Plan • 10 year plan for physical activity

Whole system approaches

10 Year Plan for Physical Activity

Next Steps • Work across the Council to deliver a whole system approach • Focus on inactive people and areas of need • Coordinate, communicate and influence • Strengthen our commitment to delivery of the 10 year plan • Deliver key corporate commitments and improve services i.e. parks masterplans, OneYou Hounslow, Leisure contract etc • Expand our work with local and national partners • Source external funding, share learning and best practice • Limited resource, funding and capacity is a challenge