Sentence examples for community activity programmes from inspiring English sources

Many community activity programmes are funded but rarely fully evaluated and problems of poor recruitment and retention rates are common [ 9].

'Pre-schoolers in the Playground' is a pilot study of an intervention which aims to increase physical activity levels in children aged 18 months to 4 years old, funded through a commissioned call on outdoor community activity programmes.

Forced unpaid work still continues in the form of the mandatory work activity and community activity programme.

Participants will be encouraged and supported in increasing their physical activity using exercise equipment that they have at home, as well as community physical activity programmes (such as Tai Chi or strength and balance classes), community exercise facilities (such as gymnasiums and swimming pools) and a return to past leisure activities such as golf and bowls.

Yet, research protocol driven participant time costs should not be included because time spent in a research study will differ from time spend for participation in a real community physical activity programme.

Community engagement will help tailor activity programmes for each village; communities will then be supported for a further twelve months.

As a result, these people could be referred to interventions aimed at reducing poor physical function such as health education, visits to the homes of high-risk individuals and physical activity programmes for community-living older people, such as taichi.

Where the participant is socially isolated, opportunities to encourage greater social engagement will be identified, for example, day activity groups, physical activity programmes in the community and telephone contact with volunteers.

Until now, activity programmes used to target on healthy, community-dwelling seniors or on elderly living in special residences or care institutions [[ 29], for an example].

The intervention will identify community needs and then provide resources and support to initiate local activity programmes, ultimately aiming for the activities to become self-sustaining over time.

This is a real community activity".