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CCBH 2016 SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT City of North Olmsted Page 8 ADVANCING HEALTH IMPACT ASSESSMENT (HIA) To advance HIA in Greater Cleveland, the Program will build capacity by 1) training and education; 2) putting HIA into practice; and 3) establishing strong collaboration and coordination efforts. Through this advancement, there will be two pilot HIA projects completed in Greater Cleveland, technical support by Human Impact Partners, support of a mutli-sector HIA team, networks to engage the community and a foundational infrastructure for the utilization of HIA as a tool for integrating health and equality considerations into decision making in Greater Cleveland. Program.lnquiri,es.and Respanses.(in hours)*.......................1 FARM TO SCHOOL Farm to School works to build sustainable relationships between growers and school districts/childcare centers in order to improve access to healthy, locally -grown foods and to strengthen the regional food economy. Program.lnquiri.es.and Respanses.(in hours)*.......................5 HEALTHY CHILDREN/HEALTHY WEIGHT (HCHW) HCHW is a childhood obesity prevention program that utilizes a policy, systems and environmental change approach to promote a healthy weight and growth in all children from birth to five years old. The HCHW program offers 15 hours of training and at least 3 technical assistance visits for early learning centers and family child care homes on adopting best practices in building healthy habits, center menus, and policies. Early learning programs that complete the HCHW program are eligible to become designated as an Ohio Healthy Program (OHP). OHP is a statewide designation awarded to early learning programs that have committed to providing the children they serve a healthier place to learn and grow. Program.lnquiri.es.and Respanses.(in hours)*.......................4 Health Education Programs