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The date is 20 August 2020 and we delivered one of ten FREE exercise sessions at the Ravenswood Men's and Community Shed (MACS). The sessions are an extension of the Active Launceston project utilising the brand-new fitness equipment and made possible through funding from the Stronger Communities Programme with support from Member for Bass Bridget Archer, Starting Point Neighbourhood House and the City of Launceston.

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Thank you Lucy and Penny for a great training program.. You don’t just make it easy to follow, but you make it thoroughly enjoyable and we [Sherriff Health and Fitness] both really loved partaking in this. We learned a lot and found it all very useful and relevant.

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We have found Healthy Tasmania to be great listeners; they took the time to understand our service, our program and what we were hoping to achieve. They bring great strategic abilities with them, and high-level knowledge of the service environment including individuals, services, and funders, as well as the policy and governmental context.

The City of Launceston have engaged the services of Healthy Tasmania since 2016 to deliver the Active Launceston project. Lucy is the founder and driver of this successful community-wide project that we have financially supported since 2008. With a strong knowledge of both the local government and community and health sectors, Healthy Tasmania are a professional, results-driven organisation that are dedicated to creating healthy and connected communities