Aims This report describes the results and implications of a comprehensive process and impact evaluation of the Tooty Fruity Vegie (TFV) project, a two year, multi-strategic health promotion program aimed at increasing fruit and vegetable consumption among primary school children in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales. The project aimed to achieve this increase by improving: · Children’s fruit and vegetable knowledge, attitudes, access and preparation skills. · Parents’ fruit and vegetable knowledge and preparation skills and their involvement in fruit and vegetable promoting activities in the schools and elsewhere. · Teachers’ attitudes towards teaching about fruits and vegetables in schools and their skills and confidence in relation to teaching about fruits and vegetables.
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Tooty Fruity Vegie Project: process and impact evaluation report
Health Promotion Unit, Northern Rivers Area Health Service
2001
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- Title
- Tooty Fruity Vegie Project: process and impact evaluation report
- Creators
- Margaret MillerSallie Newell - Southern Cross UniversityAnna D Huddy - Northern Rivers Area Health ServiceJillian K Adams - Northern Rivers Area Health ServiceLibby Holden - Northern Rivers Area Health ServiceUta C Dietrich - Northern Rivers Area Health Service
- Contributors
- Health Promotion Unit, Northern Rivers Area Health Service
- Publication Details
- Health Promotion Unit, Northern Rivers Area Health Service
- Publisher
- Lismore, NSW
- Identifiers
- 0734733267; 1139; 991012820845502368
- Academic Unit
- School of Education; Faculty of Education
- Resource Type
- Report