The following groups are just a few who are already involved in improving Tasmanians' quality of life by contributing to the achievement of Tasmania Together Goal 4. 

Tasmania Together thanks these organisations for the work they are doing in progressing the community’s goal to make Tasmanians healthy and active.

• The Premier’s Physical Activity Council has just released its 10 year plan – Tasmania’s Plan for Physical Activity 2011- 2021  to improve the health of all Tasmanians.   They also have a comprehensive list of events in which people can become involved.
  
  
• Lose Kilos for the Community – an initiative developed by the Circular Head Council.
  
  
• Artbikes –a free bike borrowing service that offers a fun and environmentally sound transport option for art lovers to peddle around Hobart’s cultural hotspots. 
  
  
• 2011 Medibank Active Tasmania Awards – nominations open on 4 July – does your local council, school or community organisation have a physical activity initiative that you think is great?

For more information about these and many other activities on offer, go to: www.getmoving.tas.gov.au

• Anglicare -  has a new pilot program Food Angels – a 12 week program run in Glenorchy by Anglicare in collaboration with Pulse Youth Health Centre and Second Bite – this program builds on what people already know, sharing information about nutrition and how it affects us and our children.  

For more information: www.anglicare-tas.org.au/News  

• Eat Well Tasmania  contributes to the reduction of diet-related health problems and improving the nutritional well-being of all Tasmanians.