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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 AUGUST 2018
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Develop initiatives with relevant organisations including Country to Coast Primary Health Network and
i Queensland Health which assist in stimulating opportunities for residents to undertake sufficient physical |Current Council- Community Development Partner in Healthy Towns Awards with PHN and SCC
activity and lead healthy lifestyles
in| Provide and support physical activity opportunities that target populations that have low participation rates. |Current Council - Community Development externally through successful grant applications).
Provide and support initiatives that promote healthy eating and provide nutrition education to targeted Current Council- Community Development Nutrition
5 1 1 1 6 20 2308 539 31 15 96 and
5 1 1 1 6 21 2345 539 75 20 96 Physical
5 1 1 1 6 22 2425 539 64 20 95 Activity
5 1 1 1 6 23 2494 539 24 15 94 for
5 1 1 1 6 24 2524 544 53 10 94 mums
5 1 1 1 6 25 2586 539 31 15 96 and
5 1 1 1 6 26 2623 539 43 15 96 kids workshop held for mums in partnership with DNPSR
populations with low food literacy. ity P now DHP W (Department of Housing and Public Works), Sport and Rec Services at NLC
Provide and support programs that aim to reduce risk factors associated with preventable diseases and Council- Community Development and Environmental Health Ongoing. Exampks include: Park Run initiative, Heart Foundation Walking, Spanner in the Works
Develop a community health plan. 17/18 Council - Environmental Health Reference Group meeting draft planned for September 2018
| Support play based learning through Council's community facilities Current (Council - Libraries & Galleries and Community Facilities Playroom at NLC extended hours (4124 visits - 12mth period
: a anes ona a cas Community Facilities in discussion with Libraries & Galleries regarding making these spaces available.
including inspection schedule
Hi | Develop a maintenance and replacement plan and budget for children’s play spaces across the shire Council - P lanning and Infrastructure
Develop a master plan for Chaplin Park in consultation with the community to ensure valuable open space 16/17 Council- Property and Facilities and Community Development Part of Foreshore Master Plan. Recommendation for a Feasibility Study 19/20 for non powered water
is being utilised to its full potential sports facility
Design and constuctRe gional Hinterland Playground 18/19 Council- Planning and Infrastructure Planning underway for hinterland playground
17/18: $150,000 external grants contributed to cycleways throughout the Council area. Park Road
1 Continue to maintain and prom ote the cycling and walking pathways across the Shire Current Council - Planning and Infrastructure Boardwalk extending from Hastings Street to the Noosa Heads National Park, costing over $6m
commenced.
: : ino . i . 16/17: Print of mankey' maps promoting the Wooroi and Noosa Trail Network; 17/18: Come and Try
i. in partnership with Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing, Tourism Noosa and private enterprise Current Council- Planning and Infrastructure Adventure Challenge (externally funded through successful grant application); Trail Master P lan
prom ote the use ofrecreational trails. . re :
underway in partnership with Tourism Noosa
ji | Develop a network between Gympie and Sunshine Coast Council to ensure continuity of trail linkages ig Council- Planning and Infrastructure Consideration as part of Trails Master Plan
across local government boundaries
. Support initiatives through Councils Community Grants Program and other funding sources that promote . . a
™ the use and maintenance of the Noosa Trail Network 1718 Council- Community Development Core activity
Key Initiative 5: Advocate for and encourage low cost, sustainable community initiatives that promote healthy lifestyle choices across the Shire PO
Deliver programs which provide information and learning opportunities in the areas of health and wellbeing Council - Libraries & Galleries Regular program of presenters providing a range of topics on health and wellbeing issues
= Work with Tourism Noosa, businesses and local sporting clubs to attract sporting events and teams to . . Completed - Sports Facilities guide launched. Some facilities provided training for commonwealth
il. . . “yee pt 16/17 Council- Community Development .
Council’s major venues. including the development ofa Noosa Sports Facilities Guide games teams
Create opportunities for visiting elite athletes to provide inspiration and mentoring to local young athletes 17/18 Council - Community Development
‘Workshops held in partnership with DHP W - Sports Strapping (Advanced) March 2018, Facility
iv. Create opportunities for grass roots officiating and adm inistrative development 17/18 Council- Community Development Maintenance June 2018 with workshops in Sports Psychology and Coaching planned for August and
October 2018.
Develop parmerships and programs that introduce community activation ofundemutilised public spaces
v. such as edible gardens, urban games, street makeovers and temporary closures for street activity and 18/19 Council- Community Development & Planning and Infrastructure Will consider adding to Council grants priority areas for funding in 19/20.
neighbourhood building
Key Initiative 6: Advocate for and encourage local programs and services that aim to prevent mental illness and social isolation Pee
Provide and promote activities and awareness campaigns such as mental health week and World Mental 16/17 Council- Community Development
Health Day (October)
Prionttise funding through Councils Community Grants Program for projects that adéress social isolation o J, 7), ¢ Council- Community Development 2016-17 RADF grant priority - Art+Health funded 2 projects addressing Mental Health
reduce the risks of mental illness in the communit
iii Promote localand acces sible support services for families, friends, neighbours and colleagues of people 17/18 Council- Community Development Underway and ongoing
with mental ilmess
Initiatives in this area include the Active Mums program, horticultural programs and the development of
iv. Deliver programs and services which reduce social isolation and increase community connectedness. Current Council - Libraries & Galleries the work shed at Noosa Community Support, Library Home Services taking materials and reading into
houses and nursing homes
Key Initiative 7: Enhance community safety through the implementation and application of Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED) principles Pe
public facilities and places.
Key Initiative 8: Develop and implement behavioural change strategies to help achieve Council’s Towards Zero Waste — Waste Minimisation Plan Po
Launch Towards Zero Waste Campaign during National Recycling Week. 16/17 Council- Waste Completed
| Encourage and improve recycling outcomes through awareness training, behaviour change, and education 16/17 Council- Waste Underway and ongoing
programs.
Encourage voluntary uptake of the garden waste (3 bin system) collection service, including awareness 16/17 Council- Waste Completed
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