Trust's '˜Active 4 Life' bicycle competition winners announced

The Southern Health and Social Care Trust has raffled three bicycles as part of their '˜Active 4 Life' Programme to encourage young people to get fit and lead a healthier lifestyle.
By The Newsroom
Published 14th Jul 2017, 13:45 BST
Updated 18th Jul 2017, 08:46 BST
Active 4 Life bicycle competition winners, Josh Sweeney (from Kinallen Dromore), Eve Cockfield (from Poyntzpass) and Nedas Dulkys (from Castlecaufield), pictured with their families, Active 4 Life programme co-ordinators and owner of Cycleology Alistair Robinson.Active 4 Life bicycle competition winners, Josh Sweeney (from Kinallen Dromore), Eve Cockfield (from Poyntzpass) and Nedas Dulkys (from Castlecaufield), pictured with their families, Active 4 Life programme co-ordinators and owner of Cycleology Alistair Robinson.
Active 4 Life bicycle competition winners, Josh Sweeney (from Kinallen Dromore), Eve Cockfield (from Poyntzpass) and Nedas Dulkys (from Castlecaufield), pictured with their families, Active 4 Life programme co-ordinators and owner of Cycleology Alistair Robinson.

Among twenty seven others, Eve Cockfield, Neda Dulkys and Josh Sweeney completed the ‘Active 4 Life’ programme and as a reward got their names placed into a draw to win one of three bicycles.

Active 4 Life is a free eight week programme that educates and equips children and families to make healthier choices and increase physical activity. The programme is offered to Year 8 post primary school children who are identified by the Trust’s School Nursing Team to have a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 25 or above.

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Active 4 Life is funded by the Public Health Agency and is unique to the Southern Health and Social Care Trust. The programme is co-ordinated by the Trust’s School Nursing Service.

For more information on ‘Active 4 Life’ email [email protected]

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