Active Living

Strategies for Active Living

Support development of the Built Environment to increase access and use of community infrastructure(s).

Activity	Description
Active Living Policy	Contribute to the creation or implementation of state, regional, or local policies that create safer, more accessible, and/or more walkable communities.
Walking, Biking, and Transit Networks	Contribute to the creation or implementation of infrastructure that improves the walking, biking, and/or transit system or environment within or between communities.
Active Transportation	Encourage active transportation behavior with partnering organizations (those managing bikeshare, scooters, etc.) and among SNAP-eligible residents.
Development of Parks, Trails and other Resources	Support development of new spaces to encourage participation in regular physical activity.
Community Engagement	Engage residents in SNAP-Ed eligible communities in the process and planning using consulting, involving and collaborating techniques.

Increase usability and access to physical activity resources and community programming.

Activity	Description
Improve Usability and Access to Community Resources	Increase usability and access to community physical activity resources by improving space features, amenities, incivilities, or access.
Shared Use Agreements	Develop a written agreement between agencies to allow communities to access resources to be physically active.
Social Support Networks	Establish/support physical activity groups for adults through sustainable partnerships with community organizations.
Community Engagement	Engage residents in SNAP-Ed eligible communities in the process and planning using consulting, involving and collaborating techniques.

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