Huon Valley Voice for Health
Huon Valley Voice for Health was formed to guide the implementation of the Huon Valley Health and Wellbeing Action Plan as part of the Tasmanian Government-funded Health and Wellbeing Network Project. The group worked to ensure that the priorities identified by the Huon Valley community through consultation were translated into action. It brought together local residents, community organisations, health and wellbeing services, businesses and other stakeholders to collaborate on initiatives designed to improve health and wellbeing outcomes across the region. While the Health and Wellbeing Network Project have now concluded, the relationships, partnerships and community-led initiatives that emerged through this work continue to support positive change in the Huon Valley.
Learn more about the consultation, Action Plan and resulting initiatives below.

News and Updates
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Prevention as a Relational Ecosystem
Trust, Connection & Community Wisdom At the recent Preventive Health Conference, we shared what we’ve been learning about what really drives lasting impact in prevention. In the keynote address, HCT CEO Ellen MacDonald, outlined how community‑led prevention works best when it starts with relationships, not programs. Drawing on HCT’s journey from working alongside community on…
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Living Well with Climate Change
A conversation for the Huon Community Are you interested in how to thrive, connect and stay well during bushfires, floods and climate change in the Huon Valley? Join a community conversation on how practices like mindfulness, yoga, and spending time in nature can support you and your community to manage challenges like bushfires, floods, and…
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Closing the Loop on the Health and Wellbeing Network Pilot Project
In 2021 the Tasmanian Government funded the Health and Wellbeing Network Pilot Project to improve health and wellbeing outcomes across three regions in Tasmania: the Central Coast, Dorset and the Huon Valley. This was and continues to be an ambitious and innovative Project that has evolved over the past three years and has seen anticipated…
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Bringing Passionate People Together
“There is a strong appetite for bringing groups together throughout the state and having collective voices heard, networking and opportunities for action.” For us at HCT, there is nothing quite like bringing together people who are just as passionate as we are about consumer voice in health. There is so much energy and enthusiasm, even…
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Far South Mobile Community Hub Arrives
The rain in Dover couldn’t keep a crowd from attending the launch of the Far South Mobile Community Hub in Dover today. More than 50 people braved the weather bringing community together with a festival atmosphere to celebrate and inspect the new Mobile Hub. The Mobile Hub is a joint project between Dover and South…
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Helping Cygnet Uniting Church improve access to fresh food
During a recent community event facilitated by Learn to Nourish, the Huon Valley Voice for Health learned about the valuable work Cygnet Uniting Church was doing in distributing food donations to people in need. HVVH decided to provide the Church with a refridgerator, to prevent donations going to waste. This means the Church will be…





