Facilitators’ guide to the train-the-trainers workshop for Pacific faith-based organizations and local governments

Overview

In 2016, following the WHO publication “Healthy Islands: Best Practice in Health Promotion in the Pacific” resource, there has been extensive interest from Faith Based Organization and Local Government in Pacific Island countries to learn about the process each successful Healthy Islands initiative undertook to develop and sustain their programmes and projects.
This publication aims to provide practical tools building on the approaches identified in the ‘Healthy Islands: Best Practice in Health Promotion in the Pacific’ to enable Pacific communities as part of on-going efforts to implement strategies to reduce modifiable risk factors for noncommunicable diseases (‎tobacco use, diet, physical inactivity and harmful use of alcohol)‎, including the underlying social determinants. The resource is designed for use by Faith Based Organizations and Local Governments.