Waratah-Wynyard Community Safety and Wellbeing Advisory Group in Wynyard, Tasmania | Government organisation

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Waratah-Wynyard Community Safety and Wellbeing Advisory Group

Locality: Wynyard, Tasmania

Phone: 6443 8363

Address: Waratah Wynyard council chambers 7325 Wynyard, TAS, Australia

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25.01.2022 Free advice for anyone whose job has been impacted by Covid - 19.

23.01.2022 Better option than toilet paper when it comes to the Corona virus. While not preventing people from catching the virus its anti viral properties will alleviate the symptoms.

18.01.2022 We're conducting an anonymous survey of Tasmanians aged 15-25 as part of the Tobacco 21 project. This survey allows young Tasmanians to have their say about smo...king and smoking programs in the state. There's also the chance to win one of 15 $50 vouchers. If you're 15-25 years old, live in Tasmania and want to share your views, you can complete the survey by using the QR code below or follow this link: https://redcap.utas.edu.au/surveys/?s=XHTWLJTPWA See more

16.01.2022 Despite the corona virus it is still OK for older people to continue to receive in home care. Aged care workers can still visit you . Please share this information with people you know who might not know this.

15.01.2022 Part 2 of the Trauma and Community Flourishing breakfasts hosted by Live Well Tasmania. Discover great insights into how trauma impacts our lives. Book early so as not to be disappointed. Details on attached flyer.

15.01.2022 Social isolation can contain the Corona 19 virus, if everyone does their part where possible.

14.01.2022 Activities and events coming up at Live Well Tasmania, 21 Saunders Street Wynyard.

14.01.2022 This message is appearing everywhere. A reminder to stay home and be safe.

14.01.2022 Staying active physically will help your immune system function at its best. A great way to fight back against any bugs.

11.01.2022 Just a week left to participate in this National survey for people effected by complex mental health issues.

09.01.2022 TRY SKILL 18 - YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. Once again this year the Wynyard Camera Club is involved in this Waratah-Wynyard Council intitative. Tryskills is open... to grades 5, 6,and 7 school students from any area to ‘try their skills’ during the first term school holidays at several one hour skill development sessions run by sports clubs and community groups in the municipality who feel that they would like to make known their club and take the opportunity to attract new members from this age group. Wynyard Camera Club have been involved for many years presenting sessions on photography. This will involve three sessions from 11am -12noon on Wed Apr 15, Mon Apr 20 and Wed Apr 22, with a breakup afternoon tea with all Try Skill groups and families and a public vote and prize for a photograph taken in our sessions. This year fifteen activities are being offered:- Acting: Badminton: Bush Walking: Creative Clay Work: Fitness (Girls): Golf: Ju-Jitsu: Lawn Bowls: Out Rigger Paddling: Photography: Rhee-tae-kwon-do: Sailing: Squash: Taiko Drumming: Tennis: Full program details and enrolment forms will be distributed to schools in the municipality. They are also are available from the Council Offices and on the Waratah-Wynyard web site. - https:// www.warwyn.tas.gov.au .

08.01.2022 Welcome to Dementia Action Week 21 -27 September, a time to reflect on how inclusive our community is. Apparently the evidence from last years survey tells us that we aren't that good at extending the hand of friendship. I'm sure we can do better . Its not hard, just continue to treat family and friends as you always have.

08.01.2022 Covid testing this weekend in Wynyard.

07.01.2022 Supporting mental health in our community and staying active at the same time.

07.01.2022 Double the support now available.

06.01.2022 It's a matter of choice.

03.01.2022 Here's a great example of assisting one another in times of need. We have all heard of "Mutual Obligation" . "Mutual Aid" is different. Its the voluntary r...eciprocal exchange of resources and services for mutual benefit. In Wynyard Live Well Tasmania operate the CENTS scheme. https://lwt.org.au/cents/ There are also homegrown ones in neighborhoods and among friends. See more

01.01.2022 We have developed a tool to self assess your risk of coronavirus. To access, visit https://bit.ly/33dQKyw

Waratah-Wynyard Community Safety and Wellbeing Advisory Group in Wynyard, Tasmania | Government organisation