I’ve had a weight problem for much of my life since I was about 8 or 9 years old. I was placed on diets repeatedly and I repeatedly failed.

When I stopped nursing, and when I got to peri-menopause, that’s when I started to put on weight. 

I’ve tried everything all kinds of diets, gone to all kinds of gyms.

WA Health is working with Curtin University and countless stakeholders to develop a Quality Criteria Framework.

This group brings together WA Health staff, health professionals, and non-government organisations.

Learn about the role of nutrition communication in the prevention and management of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Collaborative governance is the way groups organise themselves to achieve their goal.

A joint initiative of WA Health, WA Primary Health Alliance, and Health Consumers’ Council.

The guide provides clear and simple information about how to create non-stigmatising messages about overweight and obesity.

The report details the personal cost of obesity and the challenges facing people living in larger bodies that need to be address by sustainable, consistent, collaborative effort.