- Health Promotion Policy
- Health Promotion Team – Job Description for Health Promoter and Terms of Reference for Health Promotion Team.
- Organisational Health Promotion Strategy (includes a youthhealth promotion strategy and a workplace health promotion strategy).
- Youth Participation Structures.
- Peer health promotion initative.
- Resource bank for health promotion.
- Training Plan for Staff/Volunteers/Management.
- Intersectoral Working and Partnerships.
- A model of Good Practice for Health Promotion Activities.
- Health and Safety Policy/Health and Safety Strategy.
- Ensuring and promoting equality and inclusiveness.
- Child Protection policy and procedures
Once the organisation has successfully achieved the Health Quality Mark, all publicity material, brochures, posters and flyers should contain references to the organisation as a
Health Promoting Youth Organisation
Gold HQ-Mark
All 12 criteria to be successfully implemented.
Silver HQ-Mark
Any 8 criteria to be sucessfully implemented which must include
- Health Promotion Policy (criterion 1)
- Health Promoters Job Description and Terms of Reference for the Health Promotion Team (criterion 2)
Bronze HQ-Mark
Any 4 criteria to be successfully implemented which must include
- Health Promotion Policy (criterion 1)
- Health Promoters Job Description and Terms of Reference for the Health Promotion Team (criterion 2)
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