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The Streets Ahead program was designed to create supportive environments that increase children’s active travel and independent mobility in all aspects of their local community life, not only to and from school.
Participation in Community Sport and Active Recreation (PICSAR) was designed to increase participation of Victorians across all levels of community sport and active recreation.
VicHealth funds Victoria Walks because walking is a great way of increasing physical activity and combating obesity, traffic congestion, pollution and a host of preventable diseases.
VicHealth, in partnership with Sport and Recreation Victoria, worked with five local governments to strengthen physical activity outcomes, under the three-year Be Active initiative.
The State Sporting Association Participation Program 2011–14 (SSAPP) is a pilot program, administered by VicHealth in conjunction with 30 State Sporting Associations (SSAs).
Walk to School is a fun and easy way for Victorian primary school kids to build healthy habits for life.
VicHealth and Melbourne Heart are offering a ‘money can’t buy’ opportunity to soccer fans this Thursday to promote VicHealth’s TeamUp app – the best new way for Victorians to find and join sports and physical activities with others.
Women are missing out on exercise opportunities, new research from VicHealth shows.
A new funding scheme from VicHealth has been announced to encourage more women and girls across Victoria to get involved in sport.
Sporting heroes from around the state have today teamed up to unveil a free VicHealth app, TeamUp. TeamUp is designed to make physical activity more accessible to everyone.
Victorian residents in five local government areas are set to benefit from a VicHealth and Sport and Recreation Victoria program designed to inspire people to get more physical activity into their day.
The Dimboola Rowing Club has been provided a lifeline after being hit hard by years of drought.