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Living well in Noosa

Living Well Noosa, launched mid-October, offers residents free and low-cost access to a range of health and wellbeing activities.

Yoga, reiki healing, breath work and ‘Mums and Bubs’ pilates are just some of the activities already on offer.

Programs officer, Angela Romanowski, said more activities will be added to the program, and residents were invited to provide information about their own health and wellbeing.

“The input residents provide will help us to determine what other activities we can add to the program to best meet our community’s needs and wants,” she said.

“Plus, getting to know our community’s health and wellbeing status in detail allows us to see how our shire is doing compared with other areas.”

Residents can take part in the survey by visiting council’s Living Well Noosa program webpage at noosa.qld.gov.au/living-well-noosa

“The Living Well Noosa webpage showcases the health and wellbeing opportunities on offer under a range of categories including youth and seniors’ activities, activities the whole family can participate in together, as well as activities designed to enhance mental wellbeing,” Ms Romanowski said.

The program launch included a free ‘come-and-try’ morning to enable residents to get a taste of the various activities on offer.

“It was great to see so many people come along to the launch and keen to find out more about the program.”

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