Journal of Healthy Eating and Active Living · 4 authors, 3 centres
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This study evaluated adult leaders of youth advocacy programs through surveys and interviews to identify optimal leader characteristics and program catalysts and barriers. The central finding was a set of best practices for program setup, such as leader enthusiasm and a well-established leader-youth relationship, to support positive outcomes.
A key recommendation from an expert panel was that clubs work best with 10 to 15 students with consistent attendance. Limitations include a small sample size, which reduces generalizability and prevents detailed demographic analysis.
