Inclusivity, the focus of local sports clubs in Mitchell Shire
Participation in sports for people living with disabilities helps build self-confidence, improves physical health, and creates a sense of belonging.
We know that prevention is better than a cure, so we are working hard to place prevention at the centre of efforts to deliver lasting improvements to the health and wellbeing of Victorians. By aligning our efforts across government, across organisations, and across communities, we can deliver real improvements to the lives of Victorians.
Participation in sports for people living with disabilities helps build self-confidence, improves physical health, and creates a sense of belonging.
Creating healthy places where we spend our time is at the heart of healthy change. By working collectively across our communities, and across our schools, workplaces and more, we will deliver positive change for all.
Recognising the unique strengths, vulnerabilities and complexities of people and communities allows for a flexible, integrated and real-world response with people and populations at the centre. By placing people at the centre we can create better health and wellbeing for all.
The health of our environment impacts on the health of our population. To provide for the best possible health outcomes for Victorians, we are supporting healthy and sustainable environments and liveable, connected communities.
When we visit, work or stay in a hospital or health service, we expect that there are not only nutritious options for all patients, but that it is also easy to find tasty and healthy options through the service’s cafes, vending machines and catering.
Young people are taking up vaping at alarming rates in the City of Yarra but a lot of their questions remain unanswered.