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Go4Fun
Free after-school activities and games for children aged 7 to 13 and their families.
Fun and free after-school activities for kids and families
Go4Fun is a free 8-week program of activities and games for children aged 7 to 13 and their parent or carer. It is for families looking for support with healthy eating, physical activity, and overall wellbeing.
Group activities and games
Fun ways to eat well
Make new friends
Rewards and prizes for the kids
Positive health changes for the whole family
Run by trained health and community professionals, it’s a fun way for kids to build self-esteem and learn about eating well, staying active and living a healthy life.
Go4Fun is a NSW Health program facilitated locally by Central Coast Health Promotion Service.
Our programs
Go4Fun runs every school term, with our next set of programs on the Coast taking place at the following locations.
Term 4 2025:
- Bateau Bay PCYC, 460 The Entrance Road, Bateau Bay, NSW 2261. Runs every Wednesday 4pm–6pm, starting Wednesday 22nd October (Aboriginal program open to everyone, run by Bungree Aboriginal Association)
- Go4Fun online – at times that suit you
Register online, call 1800 780 900, or SMS 0409 745 645 for a call back.
Watch these short videos about Go4Fun
How does it work?
- Sessions run once a week for 8 weeks during the school term
- Facilitated by qualified health professionals
- Each session includes group learning and game-based activities
- Sessions are family focused, so a parent or carer must come to every session
“It’s great watching my child interact with the other kids, play activities and enjoy the program. I also like the fact we do the theory together and get to ask questions together. It helps us to try and make better choices in the supermarket. It’s helped me grow the amount of foods we try.”
Rachel, mother of Central Coast participant
“The Go4Fun leaders are really nice, you get to make multiple friends and join in many activities.”
Isiah, aged 11, Central Coast participant
“Seeing his confidence grow interacting with the other kids playing the games is fantastic, and seeing his knowledge about healthy eating and activity improve, it’s awesome.”
Chris, father of Central Coast participant
“It’s very fun and there are lots of games. My favourite games have been Rob the Nest and the cat and the mouse game. I like that you have friends with you playing them.”
Marley, aged 8, Central Coast participant
How do I register?
Register online for a current program or to express your interest for a future program. Alternatively, you can call 1800 780 900 or SMS 0409 745 645 for a call back. Spaces are limited, so register now to avoid missing out.
How do I promote it?
Use our resources to promote Go4Fun to friends, family, colleagues, clients and patients.
Refer your patients
If you’re a health professional, there are a number of ways you can refer patients to Go4Fun.
- Complete an online referral form to register a patient. Referral forms are also available on Medical Director, Best Practice Software, Communicare, Titanium and Health Pathways.
Once referred, the Go4Fun team will do the rest and find the most suitable program for your patient, based on the information you provide and what is available.
Need more information?
Contact the Central Coast Health Promotion Service about this program.
Call (02) 4320 9700 or email at CCLHD-HealthPromotion@health.nsw.gov.au.
More information can also be found on the Go4Fun website.
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