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2020-02-11 S&O Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Community Health and Wellbeing Plan 2019-2024
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Log in to see the plans as drawn a. Identify health needs and advocate to a. Advocate Queensland Health a. Long
address gaps and/or duplication of Department of Communities,
services in child & family health Disability Services & Seniors
b. Support Queensland Health to b. Educate Central Queensland Wide Bay & b. Ongoing
disseminate information on the child & Sunshine Coast Primary Health
family health through a variety of Network
communication channels. Children’s Health, Queensland
c. Promote the acceptance of c. Facility provision where Hospital Health and Health c. Short
breastfeeding friendly communities possible for Council run Service
facilities Neighbourhood &
Community Organisations
Target Area: 2.4 Priority groups
Lead Agency: Multiple
Aim: Support vulnerable community groups to achieve better health outcomes
Actions Council’s Role Key Partners Timelines
a. Identify and support vulnerable groups a. Partner with Q Health and Queensland Health a. Long
and their health needs community groups to Department of Aboriginal & Torres
b. Support people with a disability to identify and support Strait Islander Partnerships b. Long
achieve their potential through the vulnerable groups Central Queensland, Wide Bay,
provision of targeted yet flexible b. Educator Sunshine Coast Primary Health
services and facilities Network c. Medium
c. Work with the local indigenous Neighbourhood &
community to help achieve the c. Partner with Department of Community Organisations
outcomes aligned with the Federal Aboriginal & Torres Strait Universities
Government’s 'Close the Gap' policy Islander Partnerships
d. Encourage young people to choose d. Ongoing
healthy and safe behaviours d. Educator
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