[Answered]: Health Promotion Intervention For Context:…

Health Promotion Intervention For Context: Roodepoort is a city in the Gauteng province of South Africa. Formerly an independent municipality, Roodepoort became part of the Johannesburg municipality in the late 1990s, along with Randburg and Sandton. Johannesburg’s most famous botanical garden, Witwatersrand National Botanical Gardens (now renamed Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden), is located in Roodepoort. Roodepoort is actually a city of its own, although it has now merged with the suburbs of Johannesburg to such a degree, there is barely a discernable line over which you cross, other than a sign on the side of the road indicating that you have now entered the valley. Roodepoort (meaning “red valley” in Afrikaans after the red soil found in this area) is now a mix of residential suburbs, agricultural holdings, mining in the south of Roodepoort and some commercial activity in the form of Westgate, Constantia, Laser Park and Clear Water Mall. The suburbs here have names like Allen’s Nek, Fleurhof, Helderkruin, Florida, Honey Hills, Radiokop (radiohead – to do with a radio mast, not the home town of the famous band), Wilgeheuwel, and Little Falls, which used to be a waterfall way out of town ‘in the sticks’, but has been absorbed into the incredible residential sprawl that has enveloped almost every piece of available land in Johannesburg. However, Little Falls does lay claim to the only epiphyllum nursery in the country. The centre of Roodepoort is probably best avoided, although there are a few fine examples of historic buildings such as the Old House on the corner of 3rd Street and Boundary Road and the old municipal offices in Berlandina Street. Roodepoort is probably best known by Jo’burgers as home to the Walter Sisulu Gardens, formerly the Wits Botanical Gardens and the city’s most famous botanical garden. It’s a hive of activity over weekends, and a beautiful way in which to get close to nature in the city. From the above information create: 1. Situational And Health Needs Analysis: Desktop Review This will include socio-demographics as well as a virtual mapping exercise to understand health impacts of the determinants and the resources available in the community. 2. Intervention Identification Using the information gathered identify a possible health promotion intervention to address the identified health need. Whilst this intervention may include a multi- sectoral approach, the intervention should fall under the jurisdiction of the health sector to implement. 3. Stakeholder Identification identify which stakeholders may need to be involved in the intervention and the roles these stakeholders will play. There is no need to approach stakeholders. 4.. Intervention Development Refine their health promotion intervention for presentation. 5. Intervention Material Development Produce a sample of one type of medium that will be used for the intervention (e.g. short video, audio, booklet, app etc.)