Youth Lead Lawrence - Health Promotion Club
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Check out the Lawrence Health Promotion Club! These slides are from a presentation about the Club made by teen leaders from the Lawrence High School for Health and Human Services on June 9, 2010 at the offices of JSI in Boston, MA. For more information contact jSI: info@jsi.com 617-482-9485, or visit http://jsi.com
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Youth Lead Lawrence - Health Promotion Club
- 2. We are The Health Promotion Club
- 10. Lawrence Health Promotion Club (HPC) Team on the Move at the Race
- 11. HPC Educational Table at the Event
- 14. October Breast Cancer Awareness Month High School Walkathon The Best Part was…
- 15. Preparing, Outreach & Fundraising “ Raising money by selling roses & balloons”
- 16. Homeroom Team T-Shirts “ What we did to prepare & spread the word”
- 17. HPC & Mayor Lantigua Special guest included (then) running for (now) Mayor William Lantigua, the first Hispanic mayor in the state of Massachusetts, UMass Lowell, YWCA, Lawrence General Hospital, and newspapers like Lawrence Eagle Tribune, Rumbo and Siglo 21 all attended our 2009 Annual Walk-a-Thon. “ Guests who came”
- 18. Setting Up Outreach Materials Principal Battye with Club Supervisor, Diane Davilla-Colon
- 19. HPC Outreach Table “ Education: Handing out brochures, making posters”
- 20. Helping Health Organizations Setup Displays
- 21. Event Gets Rolling Talking to Press Bilingual Rumbo Newspaper Filling out a wish for a cancer survivor Click to Read the Article!
- 22. 500 Students Get Strong - Get Supportive “ The best part was students walking getting students involved and active.” “There’s Army Strong… And There’s Female Strong!”
- 23. Thanks to the Club President “ Since we did the walkathon, everybody knows everything about breast cancer (even the guys). If that worked for this topic, why not others?” Madennys Maria, Club President
- 26. Lukus Simari On December 23,2009 At The Health & Human Services At The Lawrence High School
- 32. Providing Bilingual Information to Parents
- 35. The Wheel Of Wellness The purpose of the Wheel of Wellness is to see what people have learned after activities have been done. In other words The Wheel of Wellness is a better and faster way of getting feedback from our students. During the activity questions are asked about activities, dates, health questions, breast cancer from the book “Buena Vida” and how it can be prevented.
Hinweis der Redaktion
- These slides are from a presentation made by teen leaders from the Lawrence High School for Health and Human Services on June 9, 2010 at the offices of JSI 44 Farnsworth Street, Boston, MA 02210. For more information contact T. Greene at info@jsi.com 617-482-9485, or visit http://jsi.com
- Many Faces of Breast Cancer in Boston 12/5 10:00 AM The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum Columbia Point Boston, MA 02125 Event Sponsors: Commonwealth Hematology-Oncology - http:// www.chomed.com / American Cancer Society® - http:// www.cancer.org/docroot/home/index.asp Susan G. Komen for the Cure Massachusetts - http:// www.komenmass.org/Club/Scripts/Home/home.asp The Wellness Community Massachusetts South Shore - http://www.thewellnesscommunity.org/General-Documents/mass.aspx Event Speakers: Geralyn Lucas, author of Why I Wore Breast Cancer to My Mastectomy
- Sponsored by Healthy Futures with the Health Promotion Club http://www.healthy-futures.org/
- The Club is working with JSI to promote use of trustworthy health information available in English, Spanish and other languages from The National Library of Medicine, under an outreach award from the National Network of Libraries of Medicine. See: http://medlineplus.gov