Your Guide to a Healthy Lifestyle – West Broward

The three main steps to saving money on the foods that you eat. are
(1) planning before you shop, (2) purchasing the items at the best
price, and (3) preparing meals that stretch your food dollars.
1. PLAN YOUR MEALS FOR THE WEEK before you head
to the grocery store Include meals like stews or stir-fries, which
“stretch” expensive items into more portions.
2. GET THE BEST PRICE by checking the newspaper and online for
coupons and at the store for sales. Ask about a loyalty card for extra
savings at stores where you shop. You can also BUY LOW COST
OPTIONS such as beans for proteins, carrots, greens, and potatoes
for vegetables and apples, bananas and oranges are great choices
for fruits. BUYING IN BULK is almost always less expensive. Smart
choices are family packs of chicken, steak and ground beef or pork,
Before you shop, remember to check if you have enough freezer
space.
3. COOK ONCE. AND EAT ALL WEEK. Prepare a large batch
of your favorite recipes on your day off then freeze individual portions in containers. Use them throughout the week and you won’t
have to spend money on take-out meals.
To view more tips plus healthy, budget friendly recipes,
visit www.FLIPANY.org
FLIPANY is pleased to present this community
resource guide, funded through the TOUCH
Initiative. Our aim is to encourage you, your family
and friends to eat healthy and move more.
For additional information and resources,
please contact our partner agencies.
TOUCH
Transforming Our Community’s Health
www.touchbroward.org | 954.561.9681
FLIPANY
Florida Introduces Physical Activity & Nutrition To Youth
www.flipany.org | 954.636.2388
Early Learning Coalition of Broward County, Inc.
www.elcbroward.org | 954.377.2188
Family Central, Inc.
www.familycentral.org | 954.724.8712
Ruby Natale, PhD, PsyD,
Email: Ruby.natale@gmail.com | 954.552.0446
Consulting Registered Dietitians, Inc.
Local Farmers Markets are a great resource
for finding affordable, fresh and organic
vegetables and fruits.
Plantation Farmers’ Market
12050 West Sunrise Boulevard
Plantation, FL 33323
Saturdays, 8am to 2pm
Open Year-round
954.540.6593
Stiles Farmers Market
Monday-Saturday 8am - 8 pm
5920 W Oakland Park Boulevard Sunday 8 am - 6 pm
Lauderhill, FL 33313
954.733-5252
Tamarac Farmers Market
7501 North University Drive
Tamarac, FL 33321
Sundays, 9am to 2pm.
Open Year-round
954.540.6593
www.CurveYourHealth.com | 786.229.7947
Caring for Our Children
www.cfoc.nrckids.org
Let’s Move! Child Care
www.healthykidshealthyfuture.org
Broward County Parks
www.broward.org/Parks | 954-357-8100
Broward WIC
Women, Infants and Children Nutrition Program
www.browardchd.org/wic | 954.767.5111
Local Food Banks & Pantries
www.adrcbroward.org/foodpantries
Otis Grey Neighborhood Park
4800 NW 26th Street, 33319
Willie L. Webb Sr
3601 NW 21st Street, 33319
Vincent Torres Memorial Park
4331 NW 36th Street, 33319
City Park
6700 Sunset Strip, 33313
Sunrise Athletic Complex
11501 NW 44th Street, 33351
Flamingo Park
12855 NW 8th Street, 33326
Welleby Park
11100 NW 44th Street, 33351
Oscar Wind Park
200 N. New River Circle, 33326
set specific activity times
Determine time slots
throughout the week when the
whole family is available. Devote
a few of these times to physical
activity. Try doing something
active after dinner or start the
weekend with a Saturday
morning walk.
plan for all weather
conditions
Choose some activities that do
not depend on the weather
conditions. Try mall walking,
indoor swimming, or active
video games. Enjoy outdoor
activities as a bonus whenever
the weather is nice.
plan ahead and track
your progress
Write your activity plans on
a family calendar. Let the kids
help in planning the activities.
Allow them to check it off after
completing each activity.
turn off the TV
Set a rule that no one can
spend more than 2 hours a
day playing video games,
watching TV, or on the computer
(except for school work). Instead
play an active family game,
dance or go for a walk.
include work around the
house
Involve the kids in yard
work and other active chores
around the house. Have them
help you with raking, weeding,
planting, or vacuuming
start small
Begin by introducing one
new family activity and add
more when you feel everyone is
ready. Take the dog for a longer
walk, play another ball game, or
go to an additional exercise
class
use what is available
Plan activities that require
little or no equipment or
facilities. Examples include
walking, jogging, jumping rope,
playing tag, and dancing.
Find out what programs your
community recreation center
offers for free or minimal charge.
include other families
Invite others to join your
family activities. This is a
great way for you and your kids
to spend time with friends while
being active. Plan parties with
active games, sign up for family
programs at the YMCA, or join
an outdoor recreational club.
build new skills
Enroll the kids in classes
they might enjoy such as
gymnastics, dance, or tennis.
Help them practice. This will
keep things fun and interesting,
and introduce new skills!
treat the family with
fun physical activity
When it is time to
celebrate as a family, do
something active as a reward.
Plan a trip to the zoo, park, or
lake to treat the family.
DG TipSheet No. 29 . April 2013 . Center for Nutrition Policy and
Promotion USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Central Broward Regional Park
3700 NW 11th Place, 33311
Ruth Rothkopf Park
6800 NW 44th Street, 33313
Ilene Lieberman Park
3801 Inverrary Blvd., 33319
St. George Community Park
3501 NW 8th Street, 33311
Caporella Park
5200 Prospect Road, 33309
Tamarac Sports Complex
9901 NW 77 Street, 33321
Jackie Gleason Park
7260 NW 52nd Street, 33319
Veterans Park
7600 NW 50th Street, 33351
Sunset Point Park
11000 W McNab Road, 33321
Tephford Park
McNab Road & 88th Ave., 33321
John E. Mullin Park
2000 NW 55th Avenue, 33313
Walter Elfers Park & Museum
1080 NW 47th Avenue, 33313
Tamarac Park
7531 N. University Drive, 33321
Lauderhill Sports Park
7500 W. Oakland Park, 33319
West Ken Lark Park
1321 NW 33rd Avenue, 33311
Maye Frances Brooks Park
3801 NW 4th Court, 33311
West Wind Park
4550 NW 82nd Avenue, 33351
Renaissance Park
2500 NW 55th Avenue, 33313
Wolk Park
1080 NW 42nd Way, 33313
Lauderhill Club
Boys and Girls Club
1900 Boys & Girls Club Drive
Lauderhill, Florida 33313
954-731-3552
Lauderhill Community YMCA
1901 NW 49 Avenue
Lauderhill, FL 33313
754-322-3600
Bicentennial Park
6100 Kimberly Blvd, 33068
Jaycee Park
SW 11th St & 81st Terr., 33068
Broadview Community Park
Pompano Park
7001 Southwest 17 Street, 33068 4001 Bailey Road, 33319
Hampton Pines Park
TOT Park
7800 Hampton Boulevard, 33068 4th Place & 83rd Avenue, 33068
Highland Park
5th St & 77th Terrace, 33068
Leo Goodwin Foundation
Teen Center Boys & Girls Club
7201 Kimberly Boulevard
N. Lauderdale, Florida 33068
954-722-5580
Levine/Slaughter Club
Boys & Girls Club
7201 Kimberly Boulevard.
Lauderdale, Florida 33068
954-726-3927
Camp Everglades
12050 W. Sunrise Blvd., 33323
Melaleuca Isles
12500 SW 2nd Street, 33325
Central Park
9151 NW 2nd Street, 33324
Mirror Lake Park
1241 NW 72nd Avenue, 33313
Cocoplum Park
781 SW 90th Avenue, 33324
Park East Park
4701 NW 6th Court, 33317
Deicke Park
1200 NW 106th Avenue, 33317
Pine Island Park
320 S. Pine Island Park, 33324
Fig Tree Park
620 S. Fig Tree Lane, 33317
Plantation Woods
5555 Palm Tree Road, 33317
Jacaranda Lakes Park
1200 NW 94th Avenue, 33322
Pop Travers Field
6250 SW 16th Street,33317
Jack Carter/Harmony Park
1301 SW 54th Avenue, 33317
Sunset Park
10600 Cleary Boulevard, 33317
Marcano Estates Park
7851 S. Marcano Blvd., 33322
Central Broward Regional Park
3700 N.W. 11th Place
Lauderhill, FL 33311
Markham Park & Target Range
16001 W. State Rd. 84
Sunrise, FL 33326
Plantation Heritage Park
1100 S. Fig Tree Lane
Plantation, FL 33317
Woodmont Natural Area
7250 N.W. 80th Avenue
Tamarac, FL 33321
Tropical Splash Water Park Central Broward Regional Park
3700 N.W. 11th Place, Lauderhill, FL 33311