Solutions that already exists: name of company or Livelighter Campaign Crunch & Sip Gosnells City Council Parks
Gosnells City Council Parks and
provider
What are they providing?- be specific
Who are their target audience? – eg. age group /
culture / government / school / community group
Are they free / what do they charge for this
service or product?- what would it cost to access
this solution?
What gaps do you see in their service or product?
– who misses out with this service?
 Provide information, facts and
figures on how obesity affects
one’s health
 Provide tips on how to achieve
a healthy lifestyle from food
choice and portion control to
how to become more active
 Resources such as meal plans,
food and drink calculators and
physical activity calculators
 Information is tailored to
individuals and families,
encouraging prevention
through developing healthy
habits
 Exercise guides and activities
are available for beginners to
advanced, including challenges
such as ‘Couch to 3k’
Developed in WA the website is
targeted to all Australians and caters
for individuals and families
Livelighter is a free resource and
accessible to all who have access to
internet
Those with disabilities are not catered
for.
 A nutrition program
introduced in schools and
designed to develop an
awareness of and an
increase in consumption of
healthy fruits, vegetables
and water
 The program provides tips
on reading food labels and
what constitutes healthy
eating
Developed in NSW the program
has been implemented in many of
the schools in WA since 2005.
The program is targeted at school
aged students
The program is currently funded
by Healthway
Many resources are downloadable
and physical copies of resources
are able to be ordered for free
Crunch & Sip is a great initiative
as a stepping stone to
encouraging healthy eating. It
Reserves
 In the Huntingdale area there
are six council reserves
 All six reserves provide play
equipment in the form of
playgrounds.
 One reserves also includes
parking, toilet facilities,
change rooms and playing
ovals with footy goals in place
in season
 One reserve also proved a
basketball area
All citizens of the Huntingdale area
and surrounds. Facilities are
available for all ages. Community
groups must seek permission from
the Gosnells City Council to use the
facilities
There is no charge to use the
facilities. Citizens wishing to use the
change rooms at Sutherlands park
must inquire with the council. A fee is
involved.
The reserves are well maintained and
great places to visit. The focus is
mainly on playgrounds suitable for

Other insights An excellent resource for families
wanting to improve health and fitness
together but very much needs to be
instigated by parents or carers
does not involve the whole person, toddlers to aged 8.
that is, nutrition and physical
activity
A great way to get parents,
students and teachers involved in
making healthy food choices –
each can hold the other
accountable
Most facilities are adjacent to a small
field or reserve.
Observed in these areas are the very
young on the playgrounds or adults
involved in walking/running. The
tweens and teens are not well catered
for.
All facilities are well maintained and
inviting areas to visit.