The City of Vincent’s (the City’s) Smoke-Free Town Centres project is driving meaningful and lasting change in one of WA’s most prominent and historic areas. The ambitious initiative is part of the City’s 2020–2025 Public Health Plan. Its goal is to reduce community exposure to environmental tobacco smoke and create healthy environments that are free …
Mini X – Motorcycling WA Motorcycling WA is powered by a deep community love of the sport, which has thrived for more than 100 years. In 2025, this passion is reflected in a packed calendar of training and events for all ages – including a Mini X program for four to 12-year-olds, Moto-Inclusion for accessibility, …
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A hive of activity for more than four decades, Bunbury City Kart Club has grown into one of Western Australia’s leading karting organisations. With a strong focus on youth development, a variety of race day events and a 1.2 km state-of-the-art track, the club caters to the different skill levels of its approximately 300 members, …
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Ishar Multicultural Women’s Health Services (Ishar) works on the principle that when a woman is educated, supported and confident, the result is a healthier family and stronger community. For more than three decades, Ishar has applied this approach in supporting vulnerable women and families from refugee and migrant backgrounds. Its Healthway-funded nutrition education program, Healthy …
Cecilia Kelly, Shire Councillor & Geraldton Sporting Aboriginal Corporation “Before Geraldton Sporting Aboriginal Corporation came to Mount Magnet, there was pretty much nothing for our children. Now our kids love to keep active, kick the footy, play around and love eating their fruit. And it’s not just footy they’re learning – it’s how to be …
In 2014, The University of Western Australia’s (UWA) research team identified a worrying decline in the ability of WA children to run, jump, hop and skip – fundamental movement skills that are the building blocks to a healthy, active life. Evidence shows that children who lack these vital skills are far less likely to be …
“When Cyclone Seroja hit, we didn’t know what to think or what to prepare for. And for young people, that can look very different. People didn’t necessarily know where the community hub was or have the basics on hand. School was in a shambles because the teachers were affected, as well as the local shop. …
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“We need to educate our people, our young ones as well, to live a healthy life: to stop smoking and eat a lot of fruit, veggies, and drink water, and do lots of training. We’re lucky that we’ve got Healthway supporting this program. They’re our number one.” Bruce Booth, Chairperson Ngurra Kujungka. Bruce Booth, Chairperson Ngurra …
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Catch the excitement at the RAC Arena as the West Coast Fever hit the court at tomorrow’s LiveLighter® round, inspiring its ‘Green Army’ of supporters to prioritise their health and wellbeing. Healthway Chief Executive Officer Colin Smith said the LiveLighter® round – promoted by Healthway in partnership with the West Coast Fever – highlighted the …
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A $660,000 funding boost from Healthway will support the next generation of health promotion leaders through a scholarship program run by the Australian Health Promotion Association. Healthway CEO Colin Smith said six exceptional graduates have recently been awarded a Health Promotion Scholarship, providing them with an incredible opportunity to launch their career. “This program is …
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Healthway acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People as the original custodians of this country, recognising their connection to land, waters and community. We respect their cultures and Elders, past and present.
Ngala kaaditj Whadjuk moort keyen kaadak nidja boodja – We acknowledge Whadjuk Noongar people as the original custodians of the land on which we are based.
