It is important to eat well and keep physically active.
You can find helpful resources to guide you towards eating a healthier diet and doing physical activity on this page.
It is important to eat well and keep physically active.
You can find helpful resources to guide you towards eating a healthier diet and doing physical activity on this page.
Sometimes it can be hard to get enough food for growing families. Local organisations across South Western Sydney can help with low-cost food pantries, free meals, food vouchers, financial assistance or other supports.
The SWSLHD health promotion service hosts a number of community-based healthy living programs.
Find out what the Australian Department of Health and Aged Care is doing to help Australians make healthier food choices.
The Australian guide to healthy eating is a food selection guide which visually represents the proportion of the five food groups recommended to eat each day.
Download an interactive monthly planner to plan what activities you will do to meet the physical activity guidelines. You can plan and record your activities and monitor your progress.
Keeping yourself and your baby healthy during pregnancy starts with 3 steps: eat well, stay active and ask for support. Find support and resources to use during pregnancy.
Information about the amounts and kinds of food you should eat each day to get enough of the nutrients essential for good health and wellbeing.
Factsheets and other resources to support healthy living.
If you would like to enrol in the Get Healthy Program, simply fill out the form.
Tools and tips can help find the healthier, happier you.
Creative ways to include physical activity in your day.
Helpful tools and calculators to guide you through your journey.
Deadly Choices empowers Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to make healthy choices for themselves and their families.
Supports to make lots of different healthy lifestyle choices.
Twenty 30-minute dance-based fitness videos showcasing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander hip hop and popular music.
Choose health, be active is a booklet full of tips to guide older Australians to staying active.
Live Up has created a list of exercise classes, product suggestions, and local groups so you can age your way. Take the free, confidential quiz to see your suggestions.
Tips and resources in English and other languages for healthy ageing to help you stay independent for longer.
A free family healthy lifestyle program for primary school aged children.
Research-based, free and reliable support and resources for parents of newborns to teens.