Who else is active?

Australian Government initiative focussed on getting more Australians participating and excelling in sport.

Visit the Australian Sports Commission website for more information.

Australia’s peak body representing athletes with a physical disability. Find out about the national referral hub that helps athletes find supports needed to participate in sport and active recreation.

Visit the Disability Sports Australia website for more information.

Aims to improve the wellbeing of all Queenslanders while reducing health inequities and risk factors that lead to chronic disease.

Visit the Health and Wellbeing Queensland website for more information.

The Active Living section of the Heart Foundation website includes links to healthy recipes, tips to keep your heart healthy and walking groups in your area.

Visit the Heart Foundation website for more information or find a Heart Foundation Walking group near you.

My health for life is a free, six-month program where you work with a health coach to achieve you health goals. It’s designed to help you stay well and lessen the risk of developing conditions such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, stroke, high cholesterol and high blood pressure.

Visit the My health for life website for more information.

Getting our kids outdoors – Nature Play QLD increases the time Queensland children spend in unstructured play outdoors and in nature.

Visit the Nature Play QLD website for more information.

The Queensland Government provides information about the benefits of being active, advice about helping kids and teenagers get more active, and tips and resources to help seniors live an active and healthy life.

Visit the Queensland Government website for more information.

Sport, recreation, fitness and rehabilitation information for people with a physical disability or vision impairment.

Visit the Sporting Wheelies and Disabled Association website for more information.