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Schools and local groups

Building stronger communities together.

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On this page

  1. How we can help
  2. Programs and activities
  3. Services
  4. Get started

Schools and local groups have an important role in supporting children and families to live well. We offer professional support to help you to make an impact in your community.

How we can help

We offer expert advice, proven programs or practical resources to help you:

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    Create more inclusive spaces for children of all abilities

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    Build your team's confidence in supporting children with disability

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    Promote healthy eating and physical activity

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    Improve mental health and resilience in young people

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    Implement health policies and initiatives that align with government guidelines

Programs and activities

These are some of the ways we're helping schools and local groups make a difference in their community.

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Growing together small grants

Apply for up to $1,200 to help students learn about growing and eating healthy food.

  • Open to schools in Knox and Maroondah
  • Submit your application by Friday 2 May 2025
  • Complete your project between July and October 2025
Apply for a grant
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Vic Kids Eat Well

Practical support to help organisations provide better food and drink options for children, including:

  • healthy canteen ideas 
  • fundraising alternatives 
  • simple swaps for better choices. 
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Garden and cooking programs

Hands-on activities that help children:

  • learn about fresh food and where food comes from
  • develop practical cooking skills
  • try new fruits and vegetables 
  • share healthy meals together. 
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Library and storytime support

Resources and guidance to:

  • make story time accessible and engaging
  • adapt activities for different abilities
  • create sensory-friendly spaces
  • boost staff confidence and skills.

Services

Get started

Ready to create positive change in your community? Contact us to learn how we can support your school or group.

Contact us
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