Municipal partners played a leading role in raising visibility for the project through community events, health festivals, and educational campaigns. In several cities, public spaces like parks, town squares, and libraries were used to host FamilyEdition demos, movement sessions, and app presentations.
Municipal staff described the project as an innovative example of cross-sector cooperation — connecting sport, education, and social inclusion. The free and ready-to-use nature of the toolkit makes it ideal for local government use in long-term family health strategies.