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Partnership with Parks and Wildlife Showcases Inclusion
More than 300 people attended a Discovery Day for people of all ages and abilities at Mt Field National Park on 14 January.
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Increasing Healthy Eating and Physical Exercise
Increasing healthy eating and physical exercise project is a partnership between Live Well Tasmania, Wynyard High School and Waratah-Wynyard Council, that aims to improve healthy eating and physical activity for disadvantaged school students in the Waratah-Wynyard Council area.
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parkrun Expansion in Tasmania
Designed to be for all ages and abilities, parkrun is operated by local volunteers in local communities.
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MY Swim to Sports
The program aimed to connect multicultural communities to sporting clubs and supports pathways to sports through swimming for young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds.
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Social Marketing Campaign
The Eat Well Tasmania Social Media Campaign explored the merits of using social channels as a way to ‘directly talk’ to Tasmanians about healthy seasonal eating.
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Tasmanian Bush Food Garden to Plate
The project is an exciting community partnership which promotes the use of Tasmanian bush foods in everyday, healthy recipes while sharing and building knowledge, awareness and respect of Aboriginal history and culture.
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South
Partnership with Parks and Wildlife Showcases Inclusion
North West
Increasing Healthy Eating and Physical Exercise
Statewide
parkrun Expansion in Tasmania
South
MY Swim to Sports
Statewide
Social Marketing Campaign
South
Tasmanian Bush Food Garden to Plate
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Healthy Tasmania Community Forum
Community and government representatives came together for the 2019 Healthy Tasmania Community Forum to celebrate work being achieved...