One-Time Events or Activities
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Collapse ▲Steps to Health can support NC State Extension professionals conducting one-time events or activities in settings such as elementary schools, early childcare and education sites, food pantries, farmers markets, food retail venues, health clinics, or work sites.
Although one-time events and activities can lead to PSE work, for reporting purposes we look at them a little differently. PSE work is part of an ongoing project/plan that reaches the community/population level and is part of an ongoing, long-term, sustainable plan. A one-time event/activity, reaches the individual level, does not start out as part of an ongoing plan, is short-term, and not sustainable. More information on PSE can be found on the NC Steps to Health Website.
| Characteristics of a one-time event or indirect activity | Characteristics of PSE Change |
| Individual level | Community/Population level |
| One time | Ongoing |
| Short term | Long term |
| Stand alone | Part of an ongoing plan |
| Not sustainable | Sustainable |
In order to receive Steps to Health support, the event/activity must serve one of the identified purposes, meet eligibility requirements, and follow the steps outlined in the Supplemental Events and Activities guide.
Steps to Health campus staff are available to assist with confirming eligibility or event planning, as needed.
Supplemental Events and Activity Guide
Family Physical Activity Challenge
Grow Food From Seeds! – Information and resources for creating a home garden.
PSE/Social Marketing Reporting Tool
Complete this form for activities related to on-time events and activities. Please reach out to Tammy Brunelle at tchaseb@ncsu.edu with questions. Thank you!
*Please note, Steps to Health does not have to fund a project or provide services for it to be reported. Individuals should be seen as consultants and technical advisors for creating PSE changes that benefit low-income households and communities, rather than the provider of services.
Fillable Steps to Health SNAP-Ed Partnership Form FY23 – the purpose of this form is to establish cooperative efforts between NCSU-STH and the partnering agency. These forms must be filled out every year and submitted to sth-administration@ncsu.edu.