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For a mission statement to be embraced, any effective wellness program must have as its foundation a system of policies that bolster the creation of a healthy, safe and supportive learning environment.
Join us in celebrating Older Americans Month, and make the commitment to empower older adults through evidence-based programming for improved health and quality of life.
Small parks and green spaces are equally as important as large parks as public health solutions in urban communities.
Disaster preparedness doesn’t stop at taking care of the physical needs. Protecting your mental well-being and that of your agency patrons is also a major factor in how you “weather the storm.”
Not long ago, a healthy concession menu would have been considered an oxymoron; however, more and more park and recreation agencies are changing that perception.
Three of the Surgeon General’s Step It Up! walking initiative goals are particularly pertinent to the field of parks and recreation. What are the goals and how can we capitalize on this initiative?
An unprecedented, multiyear project in the Motts Haven and Port Morris neighborhoods of the South Bronx will provide a measureable approach to demonstrating the effect of open space on quality of life.
NRPA has been tracking four significant trends we believe will shape the future of health and wellness for parks and recreation. Learn what you need to do now to begin planning for the future needs of your communities.
Youth sports serve as a venue to introduce a variety of healthy behaviors in youth — parks and recreation provides some of the most well-used and robust sports programs on offer today.
A park and recreation professional reinvents physical education in a Utah public school.
Developing a plan to prevent and treat anaphylaxis can save lives.
As concussion awareness in youth sports and activities increases, park and recreation professionals must educate themselves and be prepared to react.
Disabled outdoor instructors in Minnesota show participants that handicaps don't have to limit recreation participation.
As incidence of fibromyalgia syndrome rises, recreation professionals need to brush up on how to best serve those in their communities who wish to participate in fitness and recreation programs.
How the Coca-Cola Troops for Fitness program is making a difference.
HIAs can lead to better decisionmaking for park and recreation investments
The Magic City plans for the future in their plans for developing a physically active community
Louisville Metro Parks is developing an innovative trail system that will connect parks and neighborhood to attractions throughout the city.
