PHOTOREPORT PALERMO EVENT

Choose the healthy way!

ITALY

2023

PALERMO

SUPPLIED BY CEIPES-LILT-UNIPA

ITALIAN EVENT AT VILLA FILIPPINA18-04-2023

Promotion of OACCUs project with its goals and activities

PURPOSE OF THE EVENT

Promotion among youth and YCS of healthy lifestyles based on outdoor sports, psychological education, balanced nutrition, and more. Providing opportunities for young people to hear first-hand accounts from young cancer survivors and have a time for discussion and sharing on the topic.

MAIN OBJECTIVES

GREAT PARTECIPATION FROM THE COMMUNITY

Physical activity and Outdoor sport Balanced nutrition Sustainability and Nature Physical and mental wellbeing

PILLARS INCLUDED

Specifically, these were the activities carried out during the event: introduction and brief presentation on the OACCUs project and Italian partner organizations, yoga, pilates, mindfulness and warm up sessions with with experienced trainers, healthy snack with nutritional advice, and finally testimonies.

During the outdoor event “Scegli uno stile di vita sano”, participants engaged in several hands-on activities based on the 4 OACCUS pillars: Physical activity and Outdoor sport, Balanced nutrition, Sustainability and Nature, Physical and mental wellbeing. from the YCS involved in the project.

CHOOSE THE HEALTHY WAY

trainers and physical educational experts youth cancer associations restaurant expert in healthy nutrition schools and professors of physical education staff and PM from CEIPES, LILT and UNIPA communication managers from CEIPES

PERSONS WHO SUPPORTED THE EVENT

90 participants in total

NUMBERS

Concept and Idea: Italian PartnersGraphic Design: Marina Galioto (UNIPA) Editor: Antonino Bianco (UNIPA) Photos: CEIPES, LILT All rights reserved | Created as part of the European EU4Health project OACCUs Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HADEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them