Fiscal year 2024-2025

Increased adoption of health promotion programming across all settings: 

• Health promotion teams supported 7 Healthier Together initiative communities to advance local priorities through capacity building and responsive tools and resources.
• Engaged with 80% of public, separate and francophone school authorities and two First Nations school authorities to increase adoption of school health promotion programs and improve student health.
• 20 new workplaces registered for the Healthier Together Workplaces program to strengthen workplace environments and improve employee health and wellbeing.

Increased knowledge and intention to use learnings from health promotion training sessions among partners: 

• 10,434 participants completed 316 online and in-person training and learning sessions on topics including oral health, tobacco cessation, injury prevention, community asset mapping and prioritization, school health promotion and sexual health. 
• 95% of participants reported an increase in knowledge or skills; 87% intended to use learnings in their practice or found the information useful. 

Increased awareness and knowledge of health promotion information: 

• Implemented six new online courses and training programs on: breastfeeding, commercial and Indigenous sacred tobacco, suicide prevention, comprehensive school health and falls prevention.
• Created or updated tools and resources to support settings-based health promotion including 37 resources for schools, five resources for workplaces and 4 resources for communities. 

Increased intention to improve health behaviours by using health promotion strategies: 

• Tobacco and vaping cessation services and supports were utilized 1688 times.