23 August | 10am–12pm | Alphington This winter, OHA Victoria members are invited to gather on Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Country for a morning of connection, reflection and gentle movement through the earth-based mindfulness practice of Wayapa Wuurrk. Our Victorian regional representatives regularly host gatherings in nature, creating opportunities for OHA members to connect with one another, … Read more
Rachel joins OHA as the Queensland Rep. Rachel lives and works in Meanjin (Brisbane). She graduated as a Social Worker in 1992, and since then has developed extensive experience working with children and young people in the Child Protection, Out of Home Care and disability spaces. She has worked in both frontline and leadership roles … Read more
Executive Officer OHA is pleased to announce the appointment of Tony Varcoe as our new Executive Officer. This part-time role will work with our Board and wider Leadership Team to lead OHA through its next stage of evolution in its mission to become the nationally recognised body representing the interests of evidence-informed outdoor and nature-based … Read more
At the annual general meeting held on 5 October 2022, AABAT members made the following decisions with a very strong majority: Outdoor Health Australia will remain a not-for-profit, with our new constitution opening the door for us to register as a health promotion charity in the future. You can learn more about the decision to … Read more
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