Statewide

Healthy Tasmania Neighbour Day Challenge 2021

Statewide

Helping young community leaders connect to place and each other

Spending time outdoors, connecting with your local park or reserve and connecting with others is important for our health and wellbeing.

Statewide

Healthy Tasmania Neighbour Day Challenge 2020 project updates

Find out how last year’s Neighbour Day grant recipients have been addressing loneliness and creating social connections in their communities.

Community Connections (North)

Rocherlea Men’s and Community Shed builds healthy literacy in northern suburbs of Launceston

The Healthy Shed health and wellbeing program designed by the local community in the northern suburbs of Launceston has achieved significant and lasting results for local men.

Statewide

Healthy Tasmania Neighbour Day Challenge 2020

Physical Activity | Community Connections (South)

Pathway to health and community connections

With COVID-19 restrictions recently implemented and playgrounds closed, the Orielton Lagoon Loop pathway provided a much-needed chance for people to get out and active during lockdown.

Community Connections (South)

A flexible, adaptable approach to support community connections

The Highlands Healthy Connect Project has created a healthier, more active and socially connected community in the Central Highlands.

Healthy Eating | Community Connections (North West)

Growing healthy children on King Island

Children on King Island have been nurturing their own fruit and vegetable garden so they can have fresh produce every day.