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Prolonged, unbroken time spent sitting is common in many Australian workplaces.
Exposure to workplace stressors is widespread and is related to a substantial fraction of common chronic diseases.
Alcohol contributes to significant health, social and economic costs to workplaces.
This report includes a detailed description and key learnings of the Arts and Environment Scheme within the context of mental health promotion.
Presented at the Population Health Congress 2012 these posters give an overview of the VicHealth Indicators Survey and some of the data collected.
This resource summarises the benefits for families sharing meals together and identifies factors associated with the behaviour. The data was collected in the 2011 VicHealth Indicators Survey.
Tania King is supported by a VicHealth PhD scholarship for her research investigating the relationship between the built environment, SES, physical activity and obesity.
This publication outlines the findings from the evaluation of projects supported through the Community Arts Participation Scheme. Creative Connections Video also available.
The arts have a well-recognised potential to promote health and VicHealth's Audience Access Standards is a working document that can assist organisations in realising this potential.
This summary of learnings and implications is based on recent published research examining participation and social connection.
Summary of a project funded through VicHealth's Audience Access Scheme. The Geelong Performing Arts Centre worked with the Surf Coast Shire so that older, isolated people outside Geelong could attend the centre’s series of Musical Mornings.
Sixteen Victorian organisations have been funded under the Major Arts Partnership Scheme (2001-2004) and the Audience Access Scheme (2005-2006).