The noticeboard is a place for community members to find the latest health news about activities, programs, training and education in Western Sydney.
Rhyme Time and Mini Tots Soccer kicks off for Term 1 on Friday 7 February at Doonside Cottage. The program will run each Friday from 9:30am to 11:00am for eight weeks. The free program allows children aged three to five years old to improve their social skills and encourage them to listen to stories. Bookings are essential, contact Blacktown Area Community Centres on 9626 5312 to book your child’s place today.
Live Life Get Active - Free Fitness Camps
Live Life Get Active fitness camps have commenced again this year. We’re funding over 12 free camps in Western Sydney to help you reach your fitness goals sooner. Simply register to a camp near you by visiting the Live Life Get Active website.
Immunisation Bike Competition - Winners to be Announced
Our Annual Immunisation Bike Competition has come to an end and winners will be announced on 27 February. The prize giving ceremony will take place on Saturday 14 March. Visit our Immunisation Bike Competition webpage for more information on this initiative.
Western Sydney Recovery College - Course Guide Out Now
The Western Sydney Recovery College are now taking enrolments for courses relating to mental health, skills for life and self confidence. To enrol in these courses please visit the Western Sydney Recovery College website or view their Term 1 course guide online.
Western Sydney Breast Screen Locations
Western Sydney Breast Screen Clinics can be found in the following locations:
- BCI Sunflower Clinics: Myer in Blacktown, Castle Hill and Parramatta
- BCI Sunflower Clinic: Mount Druitt Hospital
The Western Sydney Diabetes Support peer lead group will meet on one Tuesday a month from 5:45pm to 7:00pm at Marayong House, 64 Falmouth Rd Quakers Hill. Contact Cathryn Ward to find out more about the group.
Looking After Your Health
This program is free for people who are over 18 and are living with or at risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease and/or stroke with each session running from 9.30am to 12.30pm. Those interested in attending these events can visit the Diabetes NSW & ACT website.
High Street Youth Health Service - The Group
The Group is a free program for people aged 12 to 24 years who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. The program will support young people make decisions about their health needs. The flyer with more information is available online.
