A healthier Central Coast for all

About Central Coast Health Promotion Service

We aim to see a Central Coast where everyone can enjoy better health and wellbeing.

We do this by creating healthy places for our communities that promote good health across life’s journey.

Working together with the community and other partners, we provide information, programs and resources, and we advocate for healthy policy, to ensure the foundations for good health.

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Programs and Resources

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Healthy Places Healthy People

Get Healthy Service

A free phone coaching service that supports adults to set and achieve healthy lifestyle goals.

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School Years

Go4Fun

Free after-school activities and games for children aged 7 to 13 and their families.

Resources

The Magic Lunchbox

A fun story for children about healthy lunches when starting primary school.

Two children dressed to look like the two main characters from Jack's FUNtastic Day hold the book open.
Resources

Jack’s FUNtastic Day

Jack and Ruby's adventure uncovers fun beyond screens in this children's book.

A smiling young girl eating capsicum from a plate of fruit and vegetables.
Resources

Make Their Meals Count

Meal planners, recipes and videos to help parents and carers with healthy foods.

Resources

Vege Adventure

A one-week curriculum activity to promote fruit and vegetables in primary schools.

A family of four playing one of the Family ACTIVation games using a tennis racquet, foam stick and ball.
Resources

Family ACTIVation

A resource to encourage active family fun with 5- to 12-year-olds.

An Aboriginal father and son at a kitchen bench with a plate of food in front of them and the Quick Meals for Kooris At Home manual on display.
Healthy Places Healthy People

Quick Meals for Kooris

A cooking program empowering Aboriginal families to make affordable, simple meals.

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