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Help us create a healthy and active community by applying to become a Change Project provider. We want to partner with you to deliver low cost health and well-being activities across the region.
The Change Project is a healthy communities initiative designed to help our residents live healthy and happier lives.
Benefits to providers include:
Contact us for more information on what The Change Project can offer your program.
Eligibility requirements to participate as a provider in the Change Project include:
We want to partner with you to deliver Active Parks sessions across the region. In return for delivering a regular $5 class as part of your activity schedule, we provide free park hire and promotion support through the Change Project. For more information contact us on 131 872 or email change@tr.qld.gov.au.
Jan Harland, Heartmoves Instructor:
“Being a Heartmoves provider allows me to deliver classes suitable for anyone, including people with long-term health conditions and those who may not have exercised in a while (or at all). The most rewarding part is seeing my participants improve their health and confidence to lead active and healthy lifestyles. I find it very inspiring to see my participants aged from 40 up to 90 years old giving it all and really enjoying the classes. I love seeing them have fun while exercising and meeting new people, it’s great!
The partnership with Council in setting up Heartmoves classes has been a great support to my business in being able to deliver low-cost community classes – I’m able to provide accessible health services for those who need them most (which I feel very passionately about), while still keeping my business going! Participation rates for all my classes have increased, so much so that some classes may need bigger venues soon! The promotion provided has also been fantastic – it’s so much more than I could have ever achieved on my own, and has done wonders in continuing to encourage new people to come along to classes!”
Above: Jan with her Highfields Heartmoves group.