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State & Local Efforts to Level the Early Care & Education - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
State & Local Efforts to Level the Early Care & Education - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
State & Local Efforts to Level the Early Care & Education (ECE) Playing Field Presented by: Linda L. Cowling, MPH, RD July 17, 2019 California Department of Public Health Funding Acknowledgement California Department of Public Health
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Funding Acknowledgement
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The Interconnected Web of Health
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The Facts
- 457,000 California children receive care in
ECE settings.
- Half of the population aged 2 and older
consumes sugary drinks on any given day.
- 75% of caregivers of children aged 2‐5
reported that child had eaten fast food in the past week.
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Cost of Day Care
Source: Kidsdata.org. A program of Lucile Packard Foundation for Children’s Health
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CDPH’s Comprehensive Approach
- Inputs:
– Social Marketing – Evidence‐based Interventions – Partnerships – Policy, Systems, and Environmental (PSE) Change Supports
- Outcomes:
– New PSEs that facilitate:
- Improvements in
– Healthy Eating – Physical Activity (PA) – Food Security
– Obesity Prevention – Reduction of Nutrition Related Chronic Diseases
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FFY 18:
- 23 Counties
– 82 ECE Sites; 135 Reached/Site
- Policy, System and Environmental
(PSE) Changes Impacted 11,063
- Direct Education Reached 24,212
- 319 PSE Changed in ECE Settings
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FFY 2018 PSE changes in ECE (n=89)
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%
- ther nutr marketing
food program access food distribution water procurement non‐meal food quality feeding practices meal quality unstructured PA gardens PA facilities structured PA wellness policies
% of sites by type of change made
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Local ECE Highlights Since 2015
- 24 trainings reaching more than 800
educators, child care advocates, and providers
- 41,000+ children, parents, teachers and
providers received nutrition education
- 100+ sites adopted changes to improve
meal/snack quality and implemented wellness policies
- 200+ ECE sites have painted playgrounds
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State Resources to Support Local Efforts
- Physical Activity (PA) & Nutrition Policy
Templates
- PA Toolkit for Preschool‐Aged Children
- Painting Preschool Playgrounds for Movement
- Potter the Otter Healthy Food & Beverage
Resources
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Physical Activity and Nutrition Templates & Policies
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Customizable Policy Templates
- Physical Activity
– Infants – Toddlers – Preschoolers – Safety – Parent Education – Staff Training
- Nutrition
– Staff Role – Nutrition Education for Children – Nutrition Guidelines – Safety – Parent Education – Staff Training – Field Trips – Celebrations
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What’s Inside?
- Steps for Developing Physical
Activity (PA) & Nutrition Policies
- Assessment Tools
- Resources
– Meal Patterns – Considerations for Special Dietary Needs—Food Allergies – PA Guidelines
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Physical Activity Toolkit for Preschool‐Aged Children
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What’s Inside?
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Painting Preschool Playgrounds for Movement
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What’s Inside?
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Potter the Otter Healthy Food & Beverage Resources
www.PottertheOtter.com
First 5 Santa Clara County
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What’s Inside?
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What’s Next?
- 5 Year CDC State Physical Activity
and Nutrition (SPAN) Grant – Working with:
- 5 selected organizations
- Local and State Resource and
Referral Agencies
- State‐wide ECE systems to
implement healthy nutrition and PA standards
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