Central Coast Local Health District NSW
FASD is a diagnostic term for severe neurodevelopmental impairments (you may see these as difficulties with physical activities, language, memory, learning and behaviour) that result from brain damage caused by alcohol exposure before birth.
We have a library of infographics available for download to use in newsletters or social media. Topics include healthy eating, being active, choosing water and screen time. A small selection of infographics are included below. To download just click on the image and then right click and choose ‘save as’.
If you would like to request other infographics please ring our team on 4320 9700 and ask for Jane, Justine, Chad or Jeff who will tailor a set for your needs or complete form below.
Munch & Move offers training and resources to educators working in NSW early childhood education and care services. The training aims to assist educators to implement a fun, play-based approach to supporting healthy eating and physical activity habits in young children.
If you have a question or would like information on the next workshop contact Jeff on 4320 9765 or send in form below.
Health Promotion provides older people, their families, carers and health professionals with information and actions that can be taken to reduce the risk of falls and the injury from falls, enabling people to love independently in the Community.
Want to find out how to arrange a FREE Falls Prevention talk to your seniors group?
You can reduce your personal risk of a fall-related injury by answering these 11 simple questions.
After completing the questionnaire go to each of the falls risk factors to find out how to make the changes you need to stay on your feet.
Get Healthy at Work is a free NSW Government workplace health service that aims to help improve the health of working adults by giving workplaces tools and support to address
Why improve health at your business?
In the short-term, you’ll be able to recognise a successful workplace health program by the way your team:
In the long-term, a successful workplace health program may influence the performance of your workplace through:
Get Healthy at Work is currently focused on the prevention of chronic disease including type two diabetes, heart disease and some cancers. However, if your workplace would like to focus on supporting mental health there are a range of resources and support programs available to workplaces and workers in NSW.
No matter what industry you’re in or the size of your workplace, Get Healthy at Work makes it easy for you to identify the biggest health issues facing your workplace and make changes for the better.
Visit Get Healthy at Work to register your interest, request a Workplace Information Kit or to find out more about the program.
The Get Healthy Information and Coaching Service is a free confidential, phone service which helps participants reach healthy lifestyle goals. Find out more about the Service, including who is eligible, why and how you can refer your patients. Start building a healthier community today. Read More
