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Warrnambool Bowls Club Community Health Survey

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Warrnambool Bowls ClubCommunity Health Survey

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Our CommunityCommunity = Older patrons (65+) of the

Warrnambool Bowls Club (WBC)Social and sport club located at 75-79 Timor St

Warrnambool

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Our Community

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Our CommunityOlder populations have greater potential health

needs“[Sport] not only provides an opportunity for

physical activity and exercise, but also, and perhaps more significantly, it offers a forum for social interaction and engagement.” (Tonts, 2005)

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Health ProfileOur community faces the same health issues as

the older Australian populationServices available which could place people at

riskAttraction for problem gamblers and alcoholics

Lawn bowls provides and exercise option suited to older people

Reduction in morbidity and mortality associated with regular physical activity

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Demographics and statistics

The WBC is one of the largest clubs in the region with over 3700 members

Has doubled in trade and size in the last 6-7 years

The average age of visitors to the club is 64 for males and 62 for females

Approximately 37% of members are over 65 years of age Only 5-10% of members are below 50 years of age Therefore, our target community is approximately 1400

people

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11 Qualities Of A Healthy City

1. Clean, safe, high quality environment Modern, newly renovated building Surrounded by quiet streets lined with tall Norfolk

pines Gardens within the grounds, with shrubs and

greenery

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2. Stable and sustainable ecosystem Residential zone Serves community needs within the area by

providing recreational activities

http://www.warrnamboolbowls.com.au/photo-gallery

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3. Strong, supportive community Welcomes all people, regardless of race, religion,

age, gender, culture or playing ability Wheelchair accessible grounds and facilities

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4. High degree of public participation in health and well-being decisions Board of directors elected by club members Formal and informal feedback services

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5. Meeting of basic needs Provides hot and cold water, food, heating and

cooling services, toilet facilities, shelter, vocational opportunities

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6. Access to a wide variety of experiences and resources

Bowling for all levels, bingo, poker, meals, senior’s lunch on Sundays & events

VIDEO LINK

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7. Diverse, vital and innovative city economyDiverse economy – memberships, gambling,

hospitality, special eventsGambling remains a significant community concern

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8. Connectedness with the past, and with cultural and biological heritage

WBC is a club that is proud of its past and its champions

VIDEO LINK

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9. A compatible city form that enhances the above Structurally sound building, environmentally friendly

ecosystem, opportunities for new members and growth

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10.Appropriate and accessible public health services

Public health messagesCross promotion of relevant initiatives –

Celebrage FestivalPrimary health care brought directly to

members

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11.High health statusMain focus on improving positive health status: social

and physical wellbeing initiativesIndirectly promotes low disease status through these

initiatives, however controversial gambling promotion

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Windshield SurveyApproach

Wednesday 10th October during Clinical school visitSpent a afternoon and enjoyed a beverage at the

WBCBegan outside walking from town, observed the

surroundings of the club and then observed the interior

Took photos

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Windshield SurveyInfrastructure

Residential 1 ZoneMain building

Gaming lounge, Function room, Bar, Bistro, Outdoor smoking area

2 outdoor greensWide and well maintained roadsTree lined footpathsLack of pedestrian crossings

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Windshield SurveyDemographic

Several different groups were witnessed socialisingMost were men, aged 35+Caucasian

High numbers in the gaming room throughout

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Windshield SurveyTransport and Mobility

Central locationBus stopTaxi rankLarge car park5 minute drop-off zone for vehiclesNo disabled carparks

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Windshield SurveyRecreation

Lawn bowls!Dining – Cheap menu and daily specialsFunction room for hire

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Windshield SurveyHealth Services

Improves physical and mental health through its very nature

First aid kit, defibrillatorHealth messages/brochuresHats and water

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Windshield SurveySecurity

Safe neighbourhoodClose to police and

fire services

Religion & Spirituality

Honour boards/Trophy

cabinetsNo favoured

religious denomination

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Windshield SurveyChallenges

Warrnambool is 2.5 hours from Geelong!!Limited opportunity to revisit the WBC and chose

timing of our visitRestricted access to patrons and the gaming roomRain and gale force windsNo bowls at the time of the surveyLimited response from WBC on follow up

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Supporting community health objectives

Identified health needsProblem gambling riskDelivery of physical health care needsDelivery of disability servicesRisk of social isolation in older population

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Supporting community health objectives

Overarching key groups

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Supporting community health objectives

Key groups within the club