Old Moat and Withington’s Integrated Neighbourhood Team (INT) is focusing on healthy families.

Meet the team

• Coordinator:
• Health Development Coodinator: Jane McAllister
• Influencer:
• Integrated Neighbourhood Lead: Anne Godding
• Catalyst: Seb Gooderson
• Sponsor: Ian Trodden

 

Team goal

We ask our teams to set possible but improbable goals so they think big!

Working within the neighbourhood, focusing on children under 11 and their families where they are, we will:

• Increase our understanding of what works for them to
• Increase their physical activity and healthy eating; and
• Increase their understanding of the importance of physical activity and healthy eating by 100%.

What’s the plan?

What have we done so far?

Day 1 and 2

We had an intense 2-day session to launch our 100 day challenge. It was great to bring together Team Going The Distance for the first time and to develop our ideas, goal and tests as a team.

Day 27

On 12 February, a few of us were able to meet to develop our plans.

What are the key upcoming dates and activities?

Day 50

On 6 March, the team will get together at the Irish World Heritage Centre, Cheetham Hill, to assess how their tests and ideas have been working and to plan for the next 25 and 50 days.

Day 75

On 1 April, the team will meet at The Hough End Centre to agree how to overcome the last hurdles and to find a spurt of energy to carry them through the last 25 days.

Day 100

On 29 April at The Hough End Centre, the team will be able to celebrate everything that they have learned and achieved during their 100 Day Challenge.

Teams will present to partners from the wider system to share their story, their learning and their recommendations for how this work can be sustained and/or scaled up.

If you would like to attend, please book via Eventbrite