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Newsletters from Healthy Christchurch signatories and other organisations
The Canterbury Health in All Policies Newsletter features local stories on collaboration to improve public policy and community health, along with useful national and global links. The newsletter is published three times a year by the Health in All Policies team at Community and Public Health, and often highlights the work of Healthy Christchurch signatories.
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- Thanks to everyone who contributed to the World Smokefree Day activities in Canterbury - see later in the newsletter an article about our hard-working Te Hā- Waitaha/ Stop Smoking Canterbury team who took a novel approach by raising awareness about the en
- Treating a Broken Leg like Mental Illness.
Watch Part 3 of Michael Hempseed's informative video on Understanding Depression
- Active Transport: A reflection for Aotearoa
This new document discusses the findings from ANA's scan of the literature on active transport.
Active transport is one way to increase physical activity
- In this latest Healthy Workplaces Update you’ll find some excellent tips to share with your staff about staying healthy and warm over the winter months
- The report and presentations from the One Voice Te Reo Kotahi (OVTRK) 2018 Matariki Forum is now available online.
The topic for this forum was: Big New Ideas for ourselves and our children after us - mō tātou ā mō kā uri ā muri ake nei
- Kia ora and welcome to our 31st edition.
eCALD Research Commentary [20th Edition] July 2018
This review focuses on six articles which are part of the Growing Up in New Zealand (GUINZ) study conducted by the University of Auckland
- In this issue of In Touch:
broadcaster and children's entertainer Suzy Cato talks about her time on TV3's Dancing With The Stars and why she picked the Mental Health Foundation (MHF) as her chosen charity
- Save the date: Collaboration: Everyone's Business
How does collaboration improve nutrition and physical activity outcomes?
Dates: 21st and 22nd May 2019. Location: Auckland
Call for abstracts and registrations open Spring 2018
- Minister of Health Dr David Clark called on the health sector to address the determinants of health, achieve better health equity and implement a strong response to climate change by working across Government and with other agencies in his recent letters
- What Happens to the Brain when Someone Develops Depression? Watch Part 2 of Michael's informative video on Understanding Depression
- New Global Plan for Physical Activity
The World Health Organisation's physical activity plan aims to help people around the world get out and active
- Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā tatou katoa. Nau Mai, Haere Mai
Welcome to our winter edition of Table Talk.
We hope you are looking after yourselves through the colder months—eating well is key to looking after your health
- Here is the latest Healthy Workplaces Update - just before winter officially sets in. This month's update includes:
Men’s Health Month;
All Right? downtime dice; and
New flu information for workplaces
- ANA Facebook Page
Please like the ANA Facebook page, have your organisation like the page and encourage your members to like the page.
You'll read it first on Facebook as we post daily so items are timely and relevant
- Welcome to Community and Public Health's CDHB Sexual Health Newsletter!
It provides up to date information to health co-ordinators in schools and others working in the area of sexual and youth health in the Canterbury and West Coast regions
- Kia ora and greetings.
We hope this finds everyone warm and well. This month's notice highlights two training events. The popular Māori Concepts of Health Promotion workshop being held in Blenheim
- Introducing Tammy Andrew
Welcome to Tammy Andrew who started with us this week as our new Training Manager. Tammy has come full circle with us as she was the Youth Representative on the founding board of The Collaborative Trust
- My Goal Chart
This new resource is a goal chart that will help parents and their children create healthy goals and ways work towards achieving them. The resource was developed by the Health Promotion Agency and Healthy Kids
Posted: Wednesday, May 09, 2018
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refugees Kia ora and welcome to our 29th edition.
eCALD® Research Commentary [18th Edition]: May 2018
This review focuses on the health and mental health of Syrian refugees- It's May!... and that means World Smokefree Day is fast approaching. Please get behind this day to ensure a strong, united voice for the sector
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