RETURNED  SERVICE  AND  EX/SERVICE  VETERANS.


Mates, Volunteers and Health Educators - a Recipe for Health and Well-Being.

Veterans are at the forefront of a program which is aiming to raise awareness of men's health issues by encouraging Veterans in the community to share the responsibility for managing their health and well being.

Veterans committee members from the ( Men's Health Peer Education Program ), sponsored by the Federal Government through the Department of Veterans Affairs, Volunteer Facilitators now working to introduce their mates to the benefits of adopting a healthier lifestyle, if you are interested in coming to a meeting or talking with some one, it's a chance to help yourself or your mates.

Back when we were in the Armed Forces, we stayed healthy because our lives depended on it. That hasn't changed and staying healthy is probably more important now that we are all that little bit older, your Wealthy if your Healthy.

Returned and Ex/Service Veterans and their Families can find out more from:

         Men's Health Peer Education Website at    www.dva.gov.au/health/menshealth

                    Or by contacting Facilitators.

                 Volunteer             Lester  Leaman             on   (08) 93592969

                 Volunteer             Phill  Quartermaine        on   (08) 94545065

  Or find out your Volunteer Facilitator in your area or Country Town by Phoning:

 Nick Maher Men's Health Educator. Veterans Affairs on 133254.

               Veterans Promoting Healthy Lifestyle For Veterans.

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