At Open Family Australia, we believe that health and fitness is a way to engage young people and stop them from making detrimental decisions regarding their wellbeing. Wellbeing programs are cornerstones to turning young people's lives around through sport, healthy eating and health education. Sport engages young people to become involved, to develop self esteem and to learn how to become part of a team and the wider community.
Through regular and structured physical activity, Open Family Australia's wellbeing programs aim to provide a foundation for positive physical and mental health outcomes, a constructive outlet for frustration and boredom and the development of skills in the areas of sport, leadership and social inclusion.
Open Family Australia conducts a variety of programs which engages young people in a healthy lifestyle. These include:
The City of Frankston has a new community outreach program to combat the rise in youth homelessness, crime and alcohol and drug related abuse for troubled youth in the region. A development committee made up of concerned local business owners approached Open Family Australia in 2008 to establish the program to assist at-risk and homeless youth aged 12-25 in Frankston.
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