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Cancer Council Victoria
The Achievement Program is a free initiative that provides a whole-school framework and supporting resources to address key areas of health and wellbeing, including healthy eating, physical activity, mental health, and smoking and vaping.
Animal Fun
Animal Fun is an evidence based program designed by psychologists, physiotherapists and occupational therapists to improve the physical and mental health of young children aged 3 to 6 years using imaginary, pretend play. Fun and engaging for children. Simple for educators to implement.
Brainstorm Productions
Brainstorm Productions' live educational theatre performances empower primary and secondary students with practical strategies for online safety, bullying prevention, help-seeking and wellbeing.
Butterfly Foundation
Butterfly Body Bright is Australia's first whole of primary school body image program that supports the development of positive body image and a healthy relationship with eating and physical activity from Foundation to Year 6, by providing school culture guidelines, online staff training, curriculum-aligned lesson plans and resources for families.
Life Business Consultancy
The Coaching Young People For Success (CYPFS) Program incorporates personal wellbeing, academic and career development modules.
Alannah & Madeline Foundation
The eSmart Digital Licence program equips learners with the essential skills and knowledge to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly.
Sexual Health Victoria
The EveryBODY Education Program is designed to support a whole-school approach to Relationships and Sexuality Education (RSE) in Victorian schools.
Life Education Australia
Life Ed offers three purpose built modules for the early years, designed to support learning and development for a safe and healthy lifestyle: Harold's Big Feelings (SEL), Harold's Healthy Day (healthy living), and Super Safe Harold (safety awareness and self-agency).
The Life Ed Program builds on students' strengths, empowering them with knowledge and skills to make safer and healthier choices.
Tasmanian Department of Health
Move Well Eat Well (MWEW) is a free Tasmanian government program supporting children's health and wellbeing in primary schools and early childhood services by promoting physical activity and healthy eating as a positive part of every day.
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