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35Mission/Goals/Themes
It is important to define goals or the mission of your
health fair. This will give you a direction. Goals help to
determine measurable outcomes later on as well as
determine your target audience. If your goal is to
educate your community about high blood pressure
and its consequences your target audience is adults.
Mission/Goal of health fair:
Ex: Help our community understand the importance of daily physical activity by
providing them with a variety of exercise options, ideas and resources in our community.
Target audience:
Ex: Community members of all ages, backgrounds, and ethnicities.
Another step when planning a health fair is determining a theme (if desired). There are several
national health observances for each month of the year. For instance, if you choose to hold
your health fair in February your fair could focus on heart health and heart disease prevention
because February is “American Heart Health Month”. You could choose also a seasonal theme,
like “Fall into Fitness” or “Spring into Health”.
National health observances:
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Possible themes for your health fair:
Ex: “Family Health Affair”
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