Reference no: EM132313171
Project description (500 words): Give a clear and concise description of the project you want to do. Outline the health promotion activity or program in detail.
Be creative and innovative but leave the 'how' you will do it for the objectives and strategies section belokAi.
Describe one or two existing projects and discuss their strengths/weaknesses and describe how they have inspired your program.
For example: you could adapt a program for a different health issue or population and show how it could work with your target group. There are marks here for creativity and critical thinking!
Objectives (500 words for this section): Your objectives should describe the changes the project will bring about, these should be specific and measurable (SMART or RUMBA). You may have 1-3 objectives.
Strategies: List the strategies and activities that will be used to achieve your objectives. Budget estimate: Give a breakdown of how the money will be spent.
Use a table with a short explanation (100 words). A budget allows the marker to assess how realistic your objectives and strategies are and how well considered your project is.
There is no maximum amount you can ask for as some people will choose small localised projects and others large national programs. Do not expect professionals to volunteer their time and resources.
Timeline estimate: use a table with a short explanation again to show how realistic and achievable your plan is.
Evaluation Finally, your evaluation should measure the achievement of your objectives. Ensure each strategy is addressed. Ask yourself: How will I know if this project was effective and met the objectives?
(Remember this is a plan for evaluation do not write as though you have actually done the project). Working in partnership with others (200 words): List the details of key groups with whom you would have consulted and collaborated during the development of this project (forexample - local business,
Shire, Indigenous Organisations, community, corporate sector or service groups and provide their website details) and indicate if they are directly involved in the project/event (for example - regular ongoing advice, funding etc).
How will you involve the community in the planning and implementation of this project? How will you disseminate the results of your project back to the community and others?
Sustainabilitv (200 words): Outline how the project or aspects of the project will continue after the grant is spent and how the resources will be disposed of for example: if you bought a Bouncy Castle for a family fun day - what would happen to it after the project was finished?
What are the expected long-term benefits of your project? Is this a pilot project that could be rolled out to a wider audience?
Useful websites
Australian Bureau of Statistics
Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Government of Western Australia - Department of Health
National Heart Foundation of Australia
World Health Organization
Australian Health Promotion organization
Indigenous Health