Australia

The Healthy Streets Approach started being applied in NSW and WA in 2019. It is gradually becoming incorporated into more and more local government policies and spreading to other states.

Over 150 practitioners have completed Foundation Level training. A Healthy Streets Design Check has been developed with Alumni for Australia. This Design Check is now being applied on projects in most states. Several local government authorities have commissioned bespoke short-courses for their staff to apply Healthy Streets tools and techniques, most recently the City of Melbourne. Throughout 2024 online courses are running at Fundamentals, Foundation and Designer level.

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Training

Next Online Courses

The next online Healthy Streets Foundation Course will be starting in July 2024. Sessions will be held on weekday evenings 4-6 p.m. AEST.

Register your interest to be notified when courses are open for booking on enquire about group bookings for your organisation.

Tools & Resources

New Developments Check

This new tool is a quick, simple checklist of 20 key elements for assessing new developments.

We will be adding to it and improving it based on your feedback so please take a look and share your views with us by emailing contact@healthystreets.com

Case Studies

Perth: Capacity building

Maylands is a suburban centre preparing for improved train services with a visionary upgrade proposed for the surrounding streets using the Healthy Streets Approach

Tools For Australia

A range of tools that are free for all to use.

For more information about how to use these tools, visit the Tools & Resources page.

Healthy Streets Diagram
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Qualitative
Street Assessment

English

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Design Check
Australia

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Evaluation Framework

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Local PRACTITIONERS & ALUMNI

Find a local Healthy Streets practitioner who has completed Foundation level training or become an expert in applying the Design Check.

If you are looking for someone local to you who can assist you on a Healthy Streets policy, project or problem then you can find them on the register of Healthy Streets Alumni.

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