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HIGH FIVE® Principles of Healthy Aging
Provides insights into the unique needs of older adults when participating in recreation or leisure activities.
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Date and time
Wed, Apr 26, 2023 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM CST
Location
Cosmo Civic Centre 3130 Laurier Drive Saskatoon, SK S7L 5J7 Canada
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About this event
- 4 hours
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Provides insights into the unique needs of older adults when participating in recreation or leisure activities in municipal or retirement communities. This training provides evidence-based approaches to improve the experience of participants by implementing the HIGH FIVE Principles of Healthy Aging. Topics include ageism, program planning, and the importance that physical literacy plays in sustained long-term health, increased social connectedness, improved general mental and physical well-being and a better quality of life.
Participants who successfully complete this training will have the tools to:
- Design activity plans to enhance a participant’s experience,
- Gain knowledge, tips, and resources to enhance programs,
- Build healthy relationships in all areas of programming for older adults, and
- Create environments and spaces that foster healthy active aging.
Learners who successfully complete this training will also receive a nationally-recognized HIGH FIVE® Certificate.
Primary Audience: Front-line leaders of older adult’s recreation, sport and/or play programs; Program Supervisors/Coordinators; Older Adult Group Fitness and Aqua Fitness Instructors
Mode of Training: In-Person
Course Materials: Learners will be provided access to a Principles of Healthy Aging Toolkit
Health and Safety Statement: SPRA reminds all participants that personal safety is a required individual commitment that will help protect other participants, the facilitator/instructor, and the host site.
It is important to recognize that this event will adhere to any Government of Saskatchewan Public Health Orders that are in effect at the time of delivery.
The COVID-19 pandemic is still ongoing. To reduce the chances of transmission, participants are encouraged to take preventative actions, such as masking, social distancing and regular hand washing over the duration of the course. If you are feeling sick in any way, or have tested positive for COVID-19 within the five days prior to the course, you are asked to cancel your registration and not attend the event.
Any behaviour that intentionally threatens the physical or emotional health and safety of the Facilitator/Instructor or another participant before, during or after training will be cause for immediate expulsion.
We thank you in advance for following these measures and respecting the comfort level of others.
Course Facilitator: Kelsey Michaluk, HIGH FIVE Trainer and SPRA Youth Engagement Consultant
For more information, contact Kelsey Michaluk, SPRA Consultant, by phone at (306) 780-9219, or by email at kmichaluk@spra.sk.ca
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About the organizer
The Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association (SPRA) is a network of recreation leaders dedicated to energizing Saskatchewan and changing lives! We imagine a province where everyone has the opportunity to enjoy recreation and feel more connected to nature, our communities, and ourselves. It’s our job to connect, educate and inspire others to build this future together. We’re empowered to succeed through funding support from Sask Lotteries.