Useful Links
Active-Ate
Active-Ate is a collection of resources developed by the Queensland Health Tropical Public Health Unit Network to promote physical activity and nutrition in primary schools. Visit site »
Department of Local Government, Sport and Recreation
Department of Health and Ageing
Easy Steps
A toolkit for planning, designing and promotion safe walking.
Find your 30
A Queensland Government initiative to encourage people to adopt a healthier lifestyle by exercising for at least 30 minutes every day. Contains activities and quizzes, information, tips and tools for good nutrition and getting active at least 30 minutes a day Visit site »
Go for 2&5® fruit and vegetable campaign
A Queensland Health campaign to encourage all Queenslanders to increase their intake of fruit and vegetables by one serve per day.
For further information Go for 2 fruit and 5 vegetables web site: Visit site »
Heart Foundation Walking Program
Lighten Up to a Healthy Lifestyle Program
Lighten Up to a Healthy Lifestyle is a group-based healthy lifestyle program for adults who want to improve their health, as part of the Eat Well Be Active strategy.
Queensland Health
Smart Choices
The healthy food and drink supply strategy for Queensland schools. Smart Choices, a major element of the Safe and Healthy Schools initiatives, is all about offering healthy food and drink choices to students in Queensland school settings.
TravelSmart
The TravelSmart program encourages and supports voluntary change in the behaviour of individuals and organisations to increase the use of environmentally-friendly transport such as walking, cycling and public transport.
Toowoomba Regional Council
10,000 Steps
10,000 steps is a free program that encourages people to use a step-counting pedometer to track their daily physical activity levels. 
10,000 Steps is a free program that encourages you to use a step-counting pedometer to track your daily physical activity levels. The website also contains resources to promote physical activity in your workplace and community. Visit site »