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Successful Projects
2014 VicHealth Innovation Research Grant: Recipients and Project Summaries
VicHealth Innovation Research Grants provide an opportunity for research teams to trial an innovative idea, research a new concept or methodology, or to develop better supporting evidence relevant to the theory, policy and practice of health promotion.
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Access to water
Drinking water in the construction industry (Incolink)
As a part of VicHealth’s broader Water initiative (with the goal of ‘more Victorians choosing water instead of drinks with added sugar’), workplaces were identified as a setting to investigate water access and behaviours.
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Access to water
Investigation of water access in specific settings
As a part of VicHealth’s Water Initiative (with the goal of more Victorians choosing water instead of drinks with added sugar), VicHealth is interested in assessing the access to and supply of drinking water in specific settings within key City of Melbourne locations
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Key initiative
Salt Reduction in Victoria
A key initiative in the healthy eating strategic imperative is forming partnerships to enable reduction in salt (sodium) intake in Victoria. The goal of the initiative is to achieve consensus and commitment on salt reduction action from governments, industry and the general public.
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Health promotion research
Completed Research Grants
On this page you will find information about some of our significant and innovative research projects (ARC Linkage Projects, NHMRC Partnerships Grants, Innovation Grants) with links to final reports and/or published journal articles.
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Alcohol cultural change
Name That Point campaign
Name That Point started a conversation with young Victorians about how we are drinking. We all know there's a point during drinks where your evening could go either way - where one more drink could set you on the road to drunkenness.
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Violence against women
Generating Equality and Respect
The Generating Equality and Respect Program is a world first, site-based, saturation approach to preventing violence against women before it occurs delivered in partnership with Monash City Council, Link Health & Community and VicHealth.
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