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Highlights include community-led park revitalization for Kalena Park, an ongoing Līhu’e Loop walking audio tour using QR medallions and mobile access, and education-driven media student contributions. The issue also spotlights nutrition support through local health organizations, farm-to-school programs funded by USDA grants, and wellness guidance such as improving sleep, with attention to youth, ‘ohana, and worksite/work-from-home well-being.","VO L . 1 2 , NO . 3 | NOV E M B E R 2 0 2 1 ISS U E  \nPHYSICAL ACTIVITY & NUTRITION NEWS  \nHAWA I ‘ I P A N N EW S L ETT E R  \nIN THIS ISSUE  \nPAGES 2-9: PHYSICAL ACTIVITY  \n Kalena Park Quick Build Project  \n The Līhu ʻe Loop Project  \n Built Environment updates for Maui County! Public art and road safety improvements on Papa Avenue and Mā ʻalo Street  \n Shared Streets in McCully Project  \n Activating‘A‘ala Park  \n Hawai‘i Bike Challenge Inspires More Biking  \nPAGES 10-12: NUTRITION  \n The National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii is here to support our community!  \n Advancing health equity in Hawai ʻi during the COVID-19 pandemic  \nPAGES 13-18: KEIKI, YOUTH & ‘OHANA  \n Kaukau 4 Keiki  \n Mālama Kaua ʻ i Receives Fiscal Year 2021 USDA Farm to School Grant!  \n Mālama Kaua‘i’s Farm 2 ECE Program  \n Farm to Keiki Receives Fiscal Year 2021 USDA Farm to School Grant!  \n 2021 Keiki Rainbow Wellness Challenge  \n Safe Routes to School at R.L. Stevenson Middle School  \n Childhood Obesity Increased During First Year-And-A-Half Of COVID-19 Pandemic, Study Finds  \n American Heart Association’s Kids Heart Challenge  \nPAGES 19-20: WORKSITE & WORK FROM HOME WELLNESS  \n Improve Your Sleep - Get the rest you need  \n HMSA’s Online Health Education Workshops  \n UHA Connecting the Dots platform  \nHIGHLIGHTED PROJECTS, PROGRAMS, & INITIATIVES  \nPhysical Activity  \nKalena Park, in the center of downtown Lihue, needed some TLC - Tender Loving Care. The fence surrounding the park was uninviting and it had no sense of entry. The playground equipment and restrooms needed upgrading. Undesirable behavior created a perception of the park being unsafe.  \nGet Fit Kauai’s Kalena Park Community Action Group, with representatives from the Lihue business community, County of Kauai Parks and Recreation Department, County of Kauai Planning Department, and Lihue Boys and Girls Club decided to have a community work day to implement the modified park plan prepared by Barth and Associates in 2019 . This proved to be a fantastic way to build community  \nsupport for, and ownership of, the park.  \nOver 100 volunteers showed up! Leaders were selected for each aspect of the work: installation of the rubber tiles, tree planting, and general park cleanup. Equipment was rented to scalp the lawn and compact the soil for installation of the rubber tiles. Hand tools were provided by the Parks Department. Concurrent with the volunteer work, paid artists painted murals on the restroom and the concrete contractors stained the spheres and aloha sign.  \nBecause of the improvements made to the park, suddenly, families, seniors, EVERYONE, felt welcomed in the park and some undesirable activities that frequently happen in underused spaces disappeared. Some people who live within walking distance remarked that they never would have thought to bring their children to the park because it felt unsafe, but now they would.  \nKalena Park shaping upThe Garden Island  \nFor a video of the community workday, visit [https://kalenapark.com/](https://kalenapark.com/)  \nAFTER   \nThis wonderful project was funded by Kaiser Permanente, State of Hawaii Department of Health, anda County of Kauai grant through Get Fit Kauai.  \nHAWA I ‘ I P HYS ICA L ACT IV ITY & N UT R IT IO N N EWS L ETT E R PAG E 2  \nPhysical Activity, cont'd.  \nʻ  \nHighlighted Projects, Programs & Initiatives  \nThe Līhu’e Loop is an ongoing project to promote physical activity in Līhu’e’s town core on the island of Kaua’i. Over the last several months, Get Fit Kauai’s Lihue Loop Action Group (LLAG), Jaxon Communications, CKTV Media Productions, and Kauai High’s STEMworks program have been working to bring this wonderful project to life for the community.  \nIn the coming years, LLAG will endeavor to use information technology to generate and sustain interest in exploring the walking audio tours that start and end at the centrally located Kalena Park.  \nThe Līhu’e Loop project is a 1.3-mile self-guided audio walking tour that takes walkers fr","cbCaiqPT2VSA6Vbh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqPT2VSA6Vbh","pdf",4450447,2,1,21,"English","en",105,"# Physical Activity\n## Kalena Park Quick Build Project\n## The Līhu ʻe Loop Project\n## Hawai‘i Bike Challenge Inspires More Biking\n# Nutrition\n## National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii Support\n## Advancing Health Equity in Hawai ʻi During the COVID-19 Pandemic\n# Keiki, Youth & ‘Ohana\n## Kaukau 4 Keiki\n## Mālama Kaua ʻ i Farm to School Programs\n## 2021 Keiki Rainbow Wellness Challenge\n# Worksite & Work From Home Wellness\n## Improve Your Sleep - Get the rest you need\n## HMSA’s Online Health Education Workshops\n## UHA Connecting the Dots platform","[{\"question\":\"What is the Kalena Park Quick Build Project and what changed there?\",\"answer\":\"Kalena Park received improvements including upgraded playground equipment and restrooms, fence and entry enhancements, and community work-day installations like rubber tiles and tree planting. 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