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  • Providing ongoing assistance and support
  • Refer to Go4Fun or other family-focused lifestyle management services

Program

Go4Fun®

Go4Fun® is a healthy lifestyle program for children aged 7-13 years who are above a healthy weight, and their families. Programs run during school term and are led by trained, qualified health professionals.

Go4Fun face to face programs are available and taking registrations https://go4fun.com.au/register/.

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Download information sheet for families

Download information sheet for Health Professionals 

 

Referral form

Go4Fun® Referral form

Fill out the form and send back to Go4Fun. The parent/carer of the child referred will be contacted within five working days with further information on a local Go4Fun® program.

Complete the individual referral form online

Complete the bulk referral form online

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Poster

Go4Fun® Poster

Free fun program for kids to become fitter, healthier and happier.

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Referral forms

Referral forms for secondary services

Secondary services are available for children from the local health area who are above a healthy weight. If age (7-13 years) and clinically appropriate, children should also be enrolled in Go4Fun. Most clinics are multidisciplinary and may include a nurse, paediatrician, dietitian, exercise physiologist or physiotherapist and a clinical psychologist. The clinic frequency is varied.

Paediatric Service Referral (SLHD)

Hornsby Healthy Kids – DOCX

Nutrition and Dietetics, The Children’s Hospital at Westmead

St George Hospital Dietitian Service

Nepean Blue Mountains Family Metabolic Health service (Kingswood)

John Hunter Children’s Hospital Service

Growing Healthy Kids Service (SWS LHD) – Print PDF

Growing Healthy Kids Service (SWS LHD) – Editable PDF

Information – Growing Healthy Kids

Referral form

Referral forms for tertiary service

Currently there is one multidisciplinary tertiary clinic for children well above a healthy weight located at the Children’s Hospital Westmead. The clinic is available for children aged 2-16 years with a BMI Z score > 2.5. If age (7-13 years) and clinically appropriate, children should also be enrolled in Go4Fun. Multidisciplinary clinics are held weekly and include a nurse, paediatrician, dietitian, physiotherapist and clinical psychologist.

Sydney Children’s Hospital Network weight management clinic

Information sheet

Get Healthy Information and Coaching Service

The Get Healthy Information and Coaching Service® (Get Healthy Service) is a FREE telephone service staffed by university qualified health coaches aimed at supporting adults to make lifestyle changes.

Eligible for people 16 years and above.

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Referral form

Get Healthy Service Referral Form

GPs and other Health Professionals can target those in the community who need the Get Healthy Service the most, both in terms of a client’s socio-demographic profile as well as their risk factor profile.

Complete the referral form online

Download GP Form

Download Health Professional Form

 

FAQs

Get Healthy Service FAQs

FAQs to help you answer all your questions about the Get Healthy Program.

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Program

Think, Eat and Move Program

Think, Eat and Move (TEAM) is a new online healthy lifestyle program! TEAM is designed to support teens between 13- 17 years to move more, eat better, feel better and move towards a healthier weight. TEAM is currently available to teenagers in the Central and Eastern Sydney area.

 

 

The program is free for young people in the Central and Eastern Sydney area and includes online activity sessions, extensive supporting resources, and regular personal health coaching over the phone with a qualified health professional.

To find out more information visit www.thinkeatandmove.org  or click on the brochures below about the program. Eligible young people can be referred by health professionals or self-refer by calling the registration line on 1300 899 736.

TEAM brochure

TEAM information for Health Professionals

TEAM referral form