Healthy Environs was engaged by the City of Norwood Payneham and St Peters to facilitate community engagement for the review of their Access and Inclusion Strategy.

The City of Holdfast Bay engaged Healthy Environs to develop their inaugural Environment Strategy.

Housing issues can impact the health and quality of life of a person with asthma in many ways.

For example, mould and indoor air pollution are common asthma triggers, gas appliances are linked with childhood asthma and poor-quality housing can impact on mental health.

The City of Victor Harbor’s Environmental Management Plan (EMP) positions Council to meet its environmental responsibilities and the needs of the community for the period 2019 - 2024. The Plan builds upon previous achievements and sets the directions for Council’s role in protecting and enhancing the local environment.

Employee and workplace wellbeing, resilience and performance go hand in hand.

Healthy Environs and Traction Teambuilding partnered to deliver high impact, engaging and interactive Leadership and team workshops for the Roxby Downs Council.

Healthy Environs was engaged by the Town of Gawler to draft a ‘scope of services’ for Council’s immunisation contract.

Healthy Environs and Skopion have recently undertaken comprehensive program and service improvement reviews for the City of Salisbury's Environmental Health and Inspectorate Services.

Healthy Environs worked with Council staff and a community Steering Committee (including representatives of the Roxby Health Service, BHP Billiton and residents) to develop the Roxby Healthy Community Plan.

OzChild is piloting the Treatment Foster Care Oregon (TFCO) program from their Campbelltown and Blacktown operations in New South Wales (NSW). TFCO is an evidence-based treatment program offering an alternative to institutional, residential and group care placements for children and young people with severe emotional and behavioural disorders.

Healthy Environs led a major project under the National Energy Efficient Buildings Project (NEEBP). With a consortium of partners (Sustain SA, dSquared and Leading-Edge Town Planners) we looked at the type of inspection regime that might be useful in making sure Australia's housing is performing in a truly energy efficient manner.

Healthy Environs worked for the Town of Gawler to develop their Environmental Management Plan (EMP). The EMP also provides a framework for Council to support environmental improvements through collaboration with community and business stakeholders as well as guide its internal operations.

Working with the Eastern Health Authority (EHA) Constituent Councils of Burnside, Campbelltown, Prospect, Norwood Payneham & St Peters and Walkerville, Healthy Environs developed the region’s first Public Health Plan. This regional approach built on the existing successful collaboration for shared environmental health services through EHA as well as the initiatives of the Eastern Region Alliance.

Healthy Environs was engaged by the LGA to undertake a review into the current South Australian food business notification system and inspection fee structure.

The Local Nuisance and Litter Control Act 2016 aims to help communities resolve local environmental nuisance matters. Under the Act, Councils undertake an array of functions and responsibilities to regulate local nuisance and littering within their area. The litter provisions of the Act came into effect on the 1st of February 2017 and the nuisance provisions of the Act commenced on the 1st of July 2017.

Healthy Environs initially worked with The Barossa Council, District Council of Mallala, Town of Gawler and Light Regional Council (with support from the Barossa RDA) to develop their Regional Public Health Plan 'A Sustainable Region for a Healthy Community'.

Healthy Environs recently completed a project with the Mount Isa City Council – helping the council to develop its first Environmental Management Plan.

Healthy Environs facilitated the development of the City of Mitcham’s Living Well Plan working in collaboration with Council staff. Living Well is Council’s Public Health and Wellbeing Plan to guide what Council does to protect and promote public health over the next five years.