Evidence-Based Health Promotion Programs

The Contractor must implement evidence-based health promotions programs as designed and validated by researchers. These programs must be facilitated or led by trained and certified leaders for the type of program offered and must meet the State of Maryland, Department of Aging’s standards. The leaders must follow established curricula for evidence-based health promotion programs from the National Council on Aging
https://www.ncoa.org/resources/ebpchart/.
The Contractor must provide successful implementation of the evidence-based health promotion programs to clients by performing the following activities:

Assign a Project Director, experienced in adult lifestyle change programs to implement and manage the program, Identify, screen, train, and monitor leaders who will facilitate classes and workshops, Ensure that all host-sites chosen for evidence-based health promotion programs meet the Americans with Disabilities Act requirements for access to people with disabilities, and that accommodations for their participation are made when necessary.
Please contact
Lawrence Papier at +1 2407771213 with questions or to receive a copy of the informal