40 KmZonesaroundschoolsKeys to drive is acommonwealthgovernment fundedinitiative that gives L platedrivers access to a free 60minute driving lesson. tHisaims to help developknowledge and skills ofyoung and inexperienceddriversGPs offeringcessation (quitting) adviceand having waitingrooms filled withquitadvertisementsSchoolsofferinghealthycanteenmenuSchoolshavingcounsellorsand youthworkersIndigenous communityhealth groups offeringprograms and services tosupport health workers andreduce the harmsassociated with substanceuse in indigenouscommunities in Top End NTFree!The FederalGovernmentcommitting to ‘Closethe Gap’ andcontribute 1.6 Billiondollars to improveIndigenous health.Outdoorworkplacesprovidingemployees withsunscreen andprotective clothingAnti bullyingand antidiscriminationpolicies inschoolsNurses goinginto schoolsto administervaccinationprogramsCommunitieslobbying localcouncil to fix updangerous roadsto make themsafer for residentsFree bloodpressurechecks offeredin shoppingcentresSeatbeltlawsDeadly Choiceswebsite providingculturally relevant andfactual healthinformation toindigenous Australiansto increase theirknowledge aroundsmoking and dietMediaCampaigns thatinform peopleof the risk ofsmokingLocal councilsputting up signsto promotebeyondBlue and‘R U OK day’Compulsory PDHPElessons in Schools,educating studentson a range of healthissues andbehavioursAmbulance andparamedicsgiving talks atschools aboutthe dangers ofunsafe drivingWHSregulationsinworkplacesLocal fun runssuch as park runthat encouragepeople within acommunity to getactive40 KmZonesaroundschoolsKeys to drive is acommonwealthgovernment fundedinitiative that gives L platedrivers access to a free 60minute driving lesson. tHisaims to help developknowledge and skills ofyoung and inexperienceddriversGPs offeringcessation (quitting) adviceand having waitingrooms filled withquitadvertisementsSchoolsofferinghealthycanteenmenuSchoolshavingcounsellorsand youthworkersIndigenous communityhealth groups offeringprograms and services tosupport health workers andreduce the harmsassociated with substanceuse in indigenouscommunities in Top End NTFree!The FederalGovernmentcommitting to ‘Closethe Gap’ andcontribute 1.6 Billiondollars to improveIndigenous health.Outdoorworkplacesprovidingemployees withsunscreen andprotective clothingAnti bullyingand antidiscriminationpolicies inschoolsNurses goinginto schoolsto administervaccinationprogramsCommunitieslobbying localcouncil to fix updangerous roadsto make themsafer for residentsFree bloodpressurechecks offeredin shoppingcentresSeatbeltlawsDeadly Choiceswebsite providingculturally relevant andfactual healthinformation toindigenous Australiansto increase theirknowledge aroundsmoking and dietMediaCampaigns thatinform peopleof the risk ofsmokingLocal councilsputting up signsto promotebeyondBlue and‘R U OK day’Compulsory PDHPElessons in Schools,educating studentson a range of healthissues andbehavioursAmbulance andparamedicsgiving talks atschools aboutthe dangers ofunsafe drivingWHSregulationsinworkplacesLocal fun runssuch as park runthat encouragepeople within acommunity to getactive

Ottawa Charter - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. 40 Km Zones around schools
  2. Keys to drive is a commonwealth government funded initiative that gives L plate drivers access to a free 60 minute driving lesson. tHis aims to help develop knowledge and skills of young and inexperienced drivers
  3. GPs offering cessation ( quitting) advice and having waiting rooms filled with quit advertisements
  4. Schools offering healthy canteen menu
  5. Schools having counsellors and youth workers
  6. Indigenous community health groups offering programs and services to support health workers and reduce the harms associated with substance use in indigenous communities in Top End NT
  7. Free!
  8. The Federal Government committing to ‘Close the Gap’ and contribute 1.6 Billion dollars to improve Indigenous health.
  9. Outdoor workplaces providing employees with sunscreen and protective clothing
  10. Anti bullying and anti discrimination policies in schools
  11. Nurses going into schools to administer vaccination programs
  12. Communities lobbying local council to fix up dangerous roads to make them safer for residents
  13. Free blood pressure checks offered in shopping centres
  14. Seat belt laws
  15. Deadly Choices website providing culturally relevant and factual health information to indigenous Australians to increase their knowledge around smoking and diet
  16. Media Campaigns that inform people of the risk of smoking
  17. Local councils putting up signs to promote beyondBlue and ‘R U OK day’
  18. Compulsory PDHPE lessons in Schools, educating students on a range of health issues and behaviours
  19. Ambulance and paramedics giving talks at schools about the dangers of unsafe driving
  20. WHS regulations in workplaces
  21. Local fun runs such as park run that encourage people within a community to get active