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Appendix

State Government Initiatives, Programs and Policies

Securing Food Security for Tasmania’s Most Vulnerable	A suite of 2021 Election Commitments to extend Government’s support for those most in need, supported by $3 million funding over three years.
Expanding 24 Carrots to more Schools	A 2021 State Election will support an additional five schools join the program, teaching more Tasmanian children how to grow, prepare and enjoy eating healthy produce through a school kitchen garden program.
Transforming Tasmania’s Mental Health and Wellbeing	A 2021 State Election commitment to trial three Tasmanian Community Health and Wellbeing Networks to empower communities to improve their health literacy and awareness, and coordinate place based preventative health initiatives. Development of the next Healthy Tasmania five-year Strategic Plan. Support community-based programs and initiatives which encourage good health and wellbeing through the Healthy Tasmania Grant Program.
Loaves and Fishes Tasmania	Emergency Food Relief Core Funding.
Foodbank Tasmania	Emergency Food Relief Core Funding.
Food Vans	To assist with the provision of emergency food relief to Tasmanians in need.
School Lunch Pilot Program	A 2021 State Election commitment expanded a school lunch pilot to 30 schools over the next two years, to encourage healthy eating and support better student learning outcomes.
Family Assistance Program	To increase provision of direct emergency relief and preventative support programs to Tasmanian families suffering financial hardship.
Neighbourhood Houses Program	Funding support to facilitate programs using a community development model to build individual and community capacity.
Eat Well Tasmania	Funding support for Eat Well Tasmania to influence healthy eating in Tasmania and connect the local food system with the community.
Tasmanian School Canteen Association (TSCA)	Core funding and School Food Program support for TSCA to work with Tasmanian schools to build on practices that promote and support a whole school approach to eating well, in line with the Australian Curriculum.
Family Food Patch	Empower families and local communities (particularly those from low-income and rural areas) to take action to improve the health and wellbeing of children, with a particular focus on eating well and being physically active.
Healthy Tasmania Strategy	Healthy Tasmania is a Tasmanian Government and community partnership that supports community-led and evidence based preventive health activities.
Premier’s Health and Wellbeing Council	Established to provide advice on cross-sector and collaborative approaches to improving the health and wellbeing of Tasmanians.
Tasmania’s Child and Youth Wellbeing Strategy	Tasmania’s first comprehensive whole-of-government strategy for children and young people 0-25 years old (to be released in 2021).

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