Submit a 1500-word hypothetical grant application for Healthy Communities Program Funding using a Grant Application form (Appendix 1) for up to $10000 to create a healthy and more active Western Australia with focus on a priority population group: Children (12 years and under) and young people (aged 13-17 years) Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people People from culturally and linguistically diverse communities People living in rural and remote communities People living with disability People of diverse sex, gender, and sexual orientation e.g., LGBTIQA+ community People experiencing disadvantage, e.g., unemployment, homelessness, criminality People from an occupational group, e.g., mining workers, farmers This Grant Application Form has been adapted from the Healthy Communities Program and is reflective of what a grant application may require in community practice. The health promotion project proposal will be based on the following principles: Promote health or prevent illness in the community. Use population or community-based approaches (rather than one-to-one interventions) which address strategic priorities and target population groups identified. Address health inequalities based on gender, age, Aboriginality, ethnicity, disability, geographical location, or socio-economic status/ other relevant determinants. Aim to improve health in community settings and actively involve the formation of partnerships with groups or organisations working in those settings. Please use provided template in Appendix 1 to submit your written evidence. Reference your ideas from evidence from the literature and at least ten (10) citations from reputable sources using APA 7 referencing guide. Title of Assignment [Health promotion grant application Name of your project in addressing health issue, target population, in Western Australia.] Student name [e.g., ?????] Student number [e.g., ????????] NUM3511 Community Health Care in Nursing and Midwifery Practice Due date [e.g., May 26, 2023] Word count includes in-text references and excludes end-text references [e.g., 1500 words] NUM3511 Health Promotion Project

Grant Application (1500 words) (Adapted from Government of Western Australia- Healthway)

Project Title: (Total 1 Mark)
Description of the Health Promotion Project (400 Words) (Total 10 marks): Introduce the health promotion project briefly and target population (2 Marks) Provide a clear and concise description of the proposed project and highlight why your health promotion project is required for this group (4 Marks) Link theories, models and principles discussed in the unit relating to primary health care that align with the rationale for this health promotion project. E.g., Alma Ata Declaration, Social Model of Health, Community Development, Sustainable Development Goals, Ottawa Charter Health Promotion Framework, Behaviour Change Models, Precede/ Proceed Model etc (4 Marks)
Health Issue (300 words)- (Total 4 marks) Explain the significance of the health issue being addressed in this project and use population data from the literature to highlight this. (2 Marks) Outline the opportunities the project will provide to address Western Australian strategic priorities. (2 Marks)
Interprofessional collaboration with key stakeholders (300 words) (Total 4 Marks) Outline the key groups/ stakeholders with whom you plan to consult and collaborate with on this project (e.g., local council, government, Aboriginal Community Groups, Health Service Providers, Professionals, or other service groups). (2 Marks) Discuss the importance of interprofessional collaboration in community nursing/ midwifery and to your project (reference this idea from the literature). (2 Marks)

Implementation Action Plan (500 words)- (Total 21 Marks) Outline three (3) objectives, Strategies and Evaluation methods for the project: Objectives need to be specific, measurable, achievable, realistic/ relevant a time bound (SMART) Strategies reflect the actions that may be undertaken to achieve the overarching objective. Your evaluations will measure the objectives and how these will be achieved. May include surveys, focus groups, participant attendance records, training sessions etc
Objectives	Observed? (Yes/ No)	Comment
Health Objectives (Total 3 Marks)	Strategies (Action) (Total 9 Marks)	Evaluation (Total 9 Marks)
Example: Improved rates of students eating health foods, as evidenced by an increase in healthy food groups being purchased at the school by 20% within a 6-month period.	Develop a healthy school canteen policy within one month of project commencement. Substitute 30% of the unhealthy snack options with healthy alternative selections within two months of project commencement. Advertise the new healthy food options within the school newsletter by the second month of project commencement to ensure families and students are aware of new options.	The school had published and completed the health school canteen policy, and this has been advertised to the school community within one month. The percentage of healthy alternatives provided at the canteen has increased by 40% within two months (above expectation). The school has published the health food options to families and a survey conducted indicated that families were aware of these new options available, completed within two months of the project commencing.
Objective 1
Objective 2
Objective 3
Budget (Total 4 marks) Consider where you will run your program, what tools/ resources you will need. Outline an estimated breakdown of how the money will be spent (maximum amount is $10, 000)
Budget Items/ Resources (2 Marks)	Amount of Money Requested (2 Marks)
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References Government of Western Australia. (2023).Healthy Communities. Guidelines and Application Form. Heathway. https://www.healthway.wa.gov.au/healthy-communities-guidelines-and-forms/

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