Healthy North Coast Ltd

Healthy North Coast invites registered members from Australian, New Zealand and Asian Creative Arts Therapies Association (ANZACATA) and/or Australian Music Therapy Association (AMTA) to partner.

Healthy North Coast offers grants to primary care providers on the North Coast to support better care for chronic diseases, including opportunities for skin cancer early intervention and chronic disease prevention programs.

These grants are offered to primary care providers on the North Coast to fund programs addressing chronic and complex disease management, including skin cancer early intervention and chronic disease prevention.

Healthy North Coast invites suitably qualified and experienced organisations to submit a proposal to deliver the Primary Care and Link Worker Support Services component of the Healthy Towns initiative, which focuses on implementing social prescribing.

This initiative seeks proposals from organisations to deliver primary care and link worker support services, focusing on social prescribing to promote healthy living and ageing in participating towns.

This program awards grants to support communities across the NSW North Coast following severe weather events, focusing on building resilience and fostering social capital to improve health and wellbeing.

This program offers funding to North Coast primary care providers for innovative, locally designed projects that support high-quality care for people with chronic diseases and skin cancer early intervention.

Grants aimed at enhancing primary care access within residential aged care facilities.

Healthy North Coast offers grants through this program to shape and strengthen the community's efforts in suicide intervention.

These grants are designed to support innovative and local solutions aimed at improving primary care access for aged care residents, particularly in areas with limited services.

This program awards grants to support communities across the NSW North Coast in building resilience and fostering social capital through location-based initiatives, particularly following severe weather events.

This program provides grant funding for communities impacted by the 2019–2020 bushfires to support mental health, emotional wellbeing, social cohesion, connection, and resilience through community-led recovery activities.

These grants, part of the broader Community Wellbeing and Resilience Program, support communities in recovering from disasters like bushfires and floods, and help build their capacity to face future challenges through place-based initiatives.