Health and wellbeing programs and services

There are a range of programs and services available throughout the City of Melton designed to support the health and wellbeing of our residents.

Stay up to date with local health and wellbeing activities and initiatives in the local area by following Healthy City of Melton Facebook page.

For more information on health and wellbeing programs and services in the City of Melton contact our Community Health Promotion team via email: socialplanningprojects@melton.vic.gov.au or call 9747 7200.

Daughters of the West

Women’s health and wellbeing program delivered in partnership with the Western Bulldogs Community Foundation.

Sons of the West

Men’s health and wellbeing program delivered in partnership with Western Bulldogs Community Foundation.

16 Days of Activism against Gender Based Violence

An international campaign held in November and December each year calling for an end to gender-based violence.

Melton City Girls Can

Melton City Girls Can celebrates, supports and creates new opportunities for people who identify as women and girls in the City of Melton to participate in sport and active recreation.

International Women’s Day

An international campaign held in March each year to incite action for women’s full participation in the economy, politics, community and everyday life.

Vaping Prevention

Vaping prevention resources for community and schools.

Sexual and reproductive health

Council is committed to supporting safe and accessible sexual and reproductive health across the City of Melton.

Mental Health and Wellbeing

Find out more about Council programs to improve your mental wellbeing and where to seek help.

Preventing Family Violence and Violence Against Women

Council is committed to preventing family violence and all forms of violence against women by promoting gender equity in the City of Melton.

Active Living and Movement

Council is committed to promoting active living and movement in the City of Melton.

Food Systems

Council is committed to ensuring that the City of Melton community has access to an equitable and sustainable food system, that considers nutrition, affordability and cultural needs.

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