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Just Talk partners are working together to promote the Five Ways to Wellbeing as everyday practice for Children and Young People across Hertfordshire. The Five Ways to Wellbeing is based on research conducted by the New Economics Foundation. What do we mean by wellbeing? Wherever a child or young person lives, whatever their age, social or personal situation, research shows that there are ways to improve personal wellbeing. Improving wellbeing has a direct link not only to feeling better, but also functioning better. It helps with physical health, and also things like performance at school, and quality of life. The Five Ways to Wellbeing are to: Learn Notice Connect Be Active Give These resources have been created for anyone working with children and young people in Hertfordshire, whether in a school, youth club or community setting. 5 ways to wellbeing guidelines (PDF 2.15MB) Toolkit 5 Ways to wellbeing toolkit (PDF 10.3MB) Five ways checklist if you're in primary school (PDF 247KB) Five ways checklist if you're in secondary school (PDF 193KB) Powerpoint template Powerpoint template (PPT 934KB) Email signature Email signature (JPG 39KB) Social media guidelines and templates Facebook - Boy and girl camping (Image 534Kb) Facebook - Girl looking out bus window (Image 410Kb) Facebook - Young man litter picking (Image 347Kb) Facebook - young man studying (Image 1.1Mb) Facebook - Young men on tablet (Image 345Kb) Instagram - Young man helping lady with her shopping (Image 868Kb) Instagram - Young man typing (Image 1.8Mb) Twitter - Girl in wheelchair playing basketball (Image 412Kb) Twitter - Teenage boy painting (Image 455Kb) Twitter - Teenage boy walking through woods (Image 520Kb) Twitter - Two girls fist bumping (Image 452Kb) Twitter - Young man learning to play the drums (Image 1.2Mb) Images 2 young women fist bump (Image 21.3Mb) Boy and girl camping (Image 16.7Mb) Girl and friends looking out of a bus window (Image 1.8Mb) Girl in wheelchair playing basketball (Image 1.5Mb) Girl looking out of a bus window (Image 5Mb) Girl growing plant (Image 13.8Mb) Teenage boy painting (Image 10Mb) Teenage boy walking through woods (Image 7.1Mb) Young man giving older lady her shopping (Image 11.2Mb) Young man learning to play the drums (Image 8.2Mb) Young man litter picking (Image 3.1Mb) Young man studying listing to music (Image 3.7Mb) Young man typing (Image 11.5Mb) Young men on a tablet (Image 4.2Mb) Posters Be active poster (MS Word 210Kb) Be active poster 2 (MS Word 223Kb) Connect poster (MS Word 197Kb) Connect poster 2 (MS Word 180Kb) Five ways digital posters (PDF 6.7Mb) Give poster (MS Word 202Kb) Give poster 2 (MS Word 200Kb) Learn poster (MS Word 185Kb) Learn poster 2 (MS Word 178Kb) Notice poster (MS Word 206Kb) Notice poster 2 (MS Word 209Kb) Primary Logos 5 ways to wellbeing 3 (Image 242Kb) 5 ways to wellbeing logo 2 (Image 248Kb) Just talk 5 ways to wellbeing (Image 151Kb) Secondary Logos 5 ways to wellbeing logo 1 (Image 151Kb) 5 ways to wellbeing logo 2 (Image 258Kb) 5 ways to wellbeing logo 3 (Image 240Kb) Partner logos 5 ways to wellbeing logo 1 (Image 70Kb) 5 ways to wellbeing poster 2 (Image 110Kb) 5 ways to wellbeing poster 3 (Image 107Kb) Sail icons 5 Ways to wellbeing sail icon (be active) Blue (Image 243Kb) 5 ways to wellbeing sail icon (Connect) Pink (Image 212Kb) 5 ways to wellbeing sail icon (Give) Purple (Image 188Kb) 5 ways to wellbeing sail icon (Learn) Orange (Image 216Kb) 5 ways to wellbeing sail icon (notice) Green (Image 184Kb) 5 ways to wellbeing sail icon Blue (Image 174Kb) 5 ways to wellbeing sail icon Green (Image 146Kb) 5 ways to wellbeing sail icon Orange (Image 171Kb) 5 ways to wellbeing sail icon Pink (Image 160Kb) 5 ways to wellbeing sail icon purple (Image 155Kb) Windmill Icons Black windmill icon (Image 159Kb) Multicolour windmill icon (Image 359Kb) Turqouise windmill icon (Image 230Kb)
For more information on Just Talk and The Five Ways to Wellbeing: Email PublicHealth@Hertfordshire.gov.uk