Free Webinars from HSE Health and Wellbeing

 

Upcoming Free Webinars from HSE Health and Wellbeing   Environment, Health & Wellbeing Virtual Conference You are invited to attend the upcoming Environment, Health and Wellbeing Online Conference which will focus on Learning from the Pandemic, on Monday 29th November from 9.15 – 13.15. Our HSE colleagues Dr. Stephanie O’Keefe and Dr. Philip Crowley will both be speaking at the event. There is free registration at the bottom of this page: https://ti.to/environment-health-wellbeing/2021   Tobacco-Free Campus Webinar If you would like to learn more about Tobacco Free Campus, this event will give you insights from the frontline. The HSE Health and Wellbeing Tobacco Free Ireland Programme will host a Tobacco-Free Campus Awards Webinar at 11.00 AM on Thursday 25th November. You Can Register here: https://bit.ly/3qEf2j3 This webinar is a celebration of the sites and services who have worked through challenging times over the past 18 months to quality improve the implementation of the HSE Tobacco-Free Campus Policy. This webinar presents an opportunity to hear examples of good practice in policy implementation and hear about ways in which we can overcome policy challenges. Tobacco-Free Campus policy implementation requires a whole-organisation approach and the buy-in of all management, staff, and service users. Successful implementation of TFC policy requires good leadership and a systematic approach. The HSE Health and Wellbeing Tobacco Free Ireland Programme is committed to supporting all services nationally to achieve the highest level of policy implementation and has consistently employed new and creative supportive strategies.   START Webinar for Parents – Let’s go easy on treats To help parents make a start to reducing treats we are hosting a START webinar with nutrition, health, and parenting experts on Thursday 25th November at 7:30 pm. To find out more and register please click here. Research carried out to inform the current phase of the START campaign highlights that while parents and guardians are interested to reduce the amount of treat foods, like crisps, chocolate, biscuits, their children are consuming, they often find it difficult. These type of foods are the 2nd most consumed food group by children. The Food for Life guidelines say that these type of foods are not needed and recommend that when consumed it should be ‘very little, and not every day’. HSE Christmas Concert Save the Date: 16th Dec 4-5.30 HSE Health and Wellbeing are planning an online Christmas Concert such as was broadcast last year: https://bit.ly/3rkgjtq so save the date and stay tuned for further updates. To stay up to date follow us on Twitter @HsehealthW and at HSE Health and Wellbeing on YouTube.