The purpose of this Guide is to aid new and prospective Australian Healthy Campus Signatories starting their journey along the Healthy Campus process. Written in conjunction with FISU Healthy Campus crew this Guide has been edited to meet Australian operating condition and terminologies and sense checked by current Australian signatories at UWA, UNE, MDU and LTU.
However this is not a definitive guide covering all questions a University may have so for more information please contact Martin Doulton GM -Advocacy directly.
Email: martin.doulton@unisport.com.au
To download the guide for Healthy Campuses in Australia, click below.(284KB)
Forty-seven university representatives from across Australia and New Zealand came together online on Tuesday 28 July for the latest UniSport Healthy Campus Community of Practice, which explored practical ways to advance mental health and wellbeing through the FISU Healthy Campus program. Mental health and wellbeing continue to be a key focus for universities globally, with […]
Physical activity initiatives offer universities an opportunity to improve student wellbeing while encouraging conversations about mental health. The University of Melbourne evaluated The Push-Up Challenge, a national program combining a month-long physical activity challenge with daily mental health education, self-care messages and help-seeking information. Tracking more than 29,000 participants, the study found improvements in wellbeing, […]
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