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Child Safety and Wellbeing

Child Safety and Wellbeing CheckUP Australia ('CheckUP') is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to better health for people and communities who need it most. CheckUP work with partner organisations and health providers to create healthier...
CheckUP's RAP

CheckUP proudly launched its Reconciliation Action Plan during the Health Leaders' Forum (20 September 2013) Our journey towards reconciliation For over a decade, we have aimed to contribute positively and influence issues relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and well being.
Queensland Primary Health Care Network

CheckUP is proud to be involved and continue to support the Queensland Primary Health Care Network (QPHCN). The QPHCN is a group of almost 80 state level primary health and community care related organisations, who have come together with a common...
Queensland Mental Health Week

For the third year running CheckUP will be coordinating Queensland Mental Health Week (QMHW). QMHW is an annual awareness week that aims to shine a spotlight on individual and community mental health and wellbeing. The initiative is linked to National...
Better Access to Lifestyle Modification Program

Aim: This project aims to reduce rural and remote health disparity by increasing participation in lifestyle modification programs. Objectives: In rural and remote communities (RA 2-5): 1. Increase health professional referral/self-referral 2. Improve...
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Events

In 2016, CheckUP is providing a range of events for the primary and community services sectors. CheckUP events aim to provide member organisations and broader stakeholders opportunities to connect, network and obtain current and relevant information.
Australian Absolute Cardiovascular Disease Risk Calculator

Calculates your chance, as an individual, of getting cardiovascular disease.
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QPHCN Agenda - 27 February 2020 - updated