Children In Action Sports Club (or CIA Sports Club) has been delighted to be the host site of Brunswick's We Can! program. CIA utilizes
sports and physical activities as outreach to children, youth, and adults to build character, excellence, and teamwork.
Field Days: CIA hosted several Family Field Days in 2009, and has continued with successful events. Community partners have provided
volunteers to man jump rope, tug–of–war, flag football, batting cages, dodge-ball, soccer drills, sack races, horseshoes, and several other
relay activities.
Other partners to the City of Brunswick include the Coastal Health District, Glynn County Health Department, The LINKS, Inc.,
HealthyGlynn.com, Anytime Fitness, Advance Rehabilitation, and the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center.
Brunswick's partners are actively engaged in the community–wide effort to address youth obesity and overweight prevention. Partners
assist with all aspects of the program, from donating fresh fruit and water for snacks at community events, to volunteering their time to
facilitate activities at We Can! Field Days—community events that encourage the whole family to get active—and even scheduling,
coordinating, and delivering Media–Smart Youth programs at local after school centers.
Please visit the links below for more information...
sports and physical activities as outreach to children, youth, and adults to build character, excellence, and teamwork.
Field Days: CIA hosted several Family Field Days in 2009, and has continued with successful events. Community partners have provided
volunteers to man jump rope, tug–of–war, flag football, batting cages, dodge-ball, soccer drills, sack races, horseshoes, and several other
relay activities.
Other partners to the City of Brunswick include the Coastal Health District, Glynn County Health Department, The LINKS, Inc.,
HealthyGlynn.com, Anytime Fitness, Advance Rehabilitation, and the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center.
Brunswick's partners are actively engaged in the community–wide effort to address youth obesity and overweight prevention. Partners
assist with all aspects of the program, from donating fresh fruit and water for snacks at community events, to volunteering their time to
facilitate activities at We Can! Field Days—community events that encourage the whole family to get active—and even scheduling,
coordinating, and delivering Media–Smart Youth programs at local after school centers.
Please visit the links below for more information...
Eating Helps
Balancing ENERGY IN
What is Energy Balance?
Maintaining Energy Balance
While Eating Out
Balancing Nutrition
Basics of We Can!
Cooking With Children
Energy Balance Worksheet
Factsheet
Fat-Free Isn't Always Free
Dear Mom and Dad
Snacks—100 Calories or Less
Pinching Pennies with Cheap,
Quick Eats
Sugar in Drinks
Making Healthier Food
Choices
Food Comparison Chart
Grocery List Template
Weekly Meal Planner
Healthier Eating While Saving
Money
Balancing ENERGY IN
What is Energy Balance?
Maintaining Energy Balance
While Eating Out
Balancing Nutrition
Basics of We Can!
Cooking With Children
Energy Balance Worksheet
Factsheet
Fat-Free Isn't Always Free
Dear Mom and Dad
Snacks—100 Calories or Less
Pinching Pennies with Cheap,
Quick Eats
Sugar in Drinks
Making Healthier Food
Choices
Food Comparison Chart
Grocery List Template
Weekly Meal Planner
Healthier Eating While Saving
Money
Screen Time Helps
More Screen Time Equals
Less Activity Time
Less TV, Fewer Videos
Using the Nutrition Facts Label
On the Move to Better Heart
Health for African Americans
Portion Distortion and Serving
Size
Children’s Screen Time Log
Serving Size Log
Help Children Reduce Screen
Time
Tips to Reduce Screen Time
More Screen Time Equals
Less Activity Time
Less TV, Fewer Videos
Using the Nutrition Facts Label
On the Move to Better Heart
Health for African Americans
Portion Distortion and Serving
Size
Children’s Screen Time Log
Serving Size Log
Help Children Reduce Screen
Time
Tips to Reduce Screen Time
Physical Activity Helps
How Much Physical Activity
Increasing Physical Activity
Learn about Body Mass Index
Calorie Requirements Tips
Parent Tips: Healthy Families,
Healthy Weight
Fats and Oils To Choose
Tips for Teens with Diabetes
Tips To Eat Well and Tracking Sheet
Try Tips To Eat Well and Move More
U R What U Eat
Use the Nutrition Facts Label
We Can! factsheet
Healthy Holiday
Wean the Screen
What is a Healthy Weight?
Why Obesity is a Health Problem
How Much Physical Activity
Increasing Physical Activity
Learn about Body Mass Index
Calorie Requirements Tips
Parent Tips: Healthy Families,
Healthy Weight
Fats and Oils To Choose
Tips for Teens with Diabetes
Tips To Eat Well and Tracking Sheet
Try Tips To Eat Well and Move More
U R What U Eat
Use the Nutrition Facts Label
We Can! factsheet
Healthy Holiday
Wean the Screen
What is a Healthy Weight?
Why Obesity is a Health Problem
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