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Every year during CHWW, members of the Alliance mount a wide range of communication activities and special events to bring attention to the issues that are important to them. The Week also provides an opportunity to highlight and celebrate the great work that Alliance members do to achieve the best possible health and wellbeing for everyone living in Ontario.  \nWHEN: October 21-27, 2019  \nTHEME: Connected Teams, Connected People, Connected Communities CONTEXT:  \n• Federal election on October 21, 2019  \n• Health system restructuring in Ontario and creation of Ontario Health Teams  \nSUGGESTED ACTIVITIES:  \n• Community Health and Wellbeing Day at Queen’s Park  \n• “Bring Your MPP to Work” Day  \n• Federal election  \n• TeamCare Launch  \n• Bus/walking/cycling tour of your community  \n• Connecting the Dots social media campaign  \n• Sharing our stories [RESOURCES AND INFORMATION:](RESOURCES AND INFORMATION: www.AllianceON.org/CHWW2019)[ www.AllianceON.org/CHWW2019](RESOURCES AND INFORMATION: www.AllianceON.org/CHWW2019)[ ](RESOURCES AND INFORMATION: www.AllianceON.org/CHWW2019)CONTACT PERSON: Oleksandra Budna, [oleksandra.budna@allianceON.org](oleksandra.budna@allianceON.org)  \nThe Alliance for Healthier Communities is the voice of a vibrant network of community-governed primary health care organizations. Alliance members serve diverse communities across the province, and are rooted in the communities they serve. We share a commitment to advancing health equity through the delivery of comprehensive primary health care.  \nThrough comprehensive primary health care, we aim to eliminate barriers that leave 3.5 million people in Ontario at risk of poor health. Together, we work to address the root causes of illness by changing social, economic and environmental policies to address and change inequities harming people’s health. Together with members and partners, the Alliance for Healthier Communities stands for healthier people, healthier communities, a more inclusive society, and a more sustainable healthcare system.  \nGoals of CHWW 2019  \n• Highlight the important role Alliance members play in the health system transformation and Ontario Health Teams;  \n• Position Alliance members as leaders in building local connections and working closely with partners, clients and community members to develop local solutions to the issues their clientsand communities face;  \n• Spotlight the many different ways Alliance members deliver comprehensive, people-centred, team-based primary health care services, contribute to a more integrated health system and build more connected, vibrant communities.  \nCHWW 2019 Key Messages  \nOverarching theme: We build connections  \nConnected Teams, Connected System  \nAlliance members have an important role to play as Ontario embarks on a journey to build a more integrated health care system. With the Model of Health and Wellbeing, grounded in interprofessional, team-based care and based on addressing determinants of health, at the core of their work, Alliance members have decades of experience bringing health and social programs and services under one roof, building strong partnerships in the community and enabling warm and efficient transitions between services for the people they serve. And with innovative projects, like TeamCare and Social Prescribing, spearheaded by Alliance members across the province, we are building even stronger connections between different parts of the health, social and community supports systems and making comprehensive primary health care available to more people who need them most.  \nConnected People, Connected Communities  \nAlliance members put people and communities they serve","cbCaipqW6wjoW4iC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipqW6wjoW4iC","pdf",236556,8,"English","# Community Health and Wellbeing Week 2019 at a Glance\n## WHAT, WHEN, THEME\n## Context and Suggested Activities\n## About the Alliance for Healthier Communities\n## Goals of CHWW 2019\n## CHWW 2019 Key Messages\n## How can we participate? \n## Theme days schedule","[{\"question\":\"What is Community Health and Wellbeing Week (CHWW) and who coordinates it?\",\"answer\":\"CHWW is an annual communications campaign coordinated by the Alliance for Healthier Communities. 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