- Healthway continues as elite partner of West Coast Fever
- Healthy, active living to be promotedto thousands of young community netballers
- Supports the Cook Government's commitment to keeping Western Australians healthy
The Cook Government has strengthened its partnership with West Coast Fever, with Healthway continuing to support Western Australia's premier women's netball team to champion healthy lifestyles over the next two years.
Previously supported by Healthway through LiveLighter, this powerful partnership will inspire thousands of young fans and netballers to eat well, move more, and live like champions.
Funding of $620,000 over two years will promote good health and wellbeing through game-day activities and community outreach, including school visits whereelite athletes share the importance of good nutrition and staying active.
Building on Healthway and West Coat Fever's strong history of collaboration, this new chapter harnesses the power of elite role models to drive lasting change for children and young people.
Healthway is the only State Government agency solely dedicated to health promotion and preventative health. To learn more, visit www.healthway.wa.gov.au
Comments attributed to Preventative Health Minister Sabine Winton:
"As the mother of former netballers and an avid fan, I am very excited to continue the positive relationship between Healthway and one of our State's most influential sporting teams.
"West Coast Fever has long been a trailblazer for community impact, prioritising the health and wellbeing of its players, coaches, volunteers, and community above all else.
"This partnership will take this impact to the next level - creating a culture where sport means healthy eating and active living for children and young people, while highlighting our commitment to creating a healthier future for WA."
As stated by Sport and Recreation Minister Rita Saffioti:
"West Coast Fever is one of Western Australia's most successful and respected sporting teams, and their players continue to inspire young Western Australians right across our State.
"It's fantastic to see the partnership with Healthway continue, backing community outreach programs and creating more opportunities for young people to get involved in sport, stay active, and build confidence both on and off the court."
