The recording of our Healthy Ageing Webinar is now available. Thanks to Prof Anne Tiedemann, Prof Sandra Iuliano and Prof Henry Brodaty for presenting and attendees for joining our webinar. Watch the event here: buff.ly/yamhcRZ

Thanks to all the presenters and attendees for joining our online rural forum last week. Great to hear of the programs run in rural LHDs and lots of positive feedback received. Watch the event here: buff.ly/gjBLYLv

Join our upcoming healthy ageing webinar on October 21 at 2pm, featuring experts in the field of physical activity, dementia and nutrition. Register here: buff.ly/kAXyxRK

Join our upcoming healthy ageing webinar on October 21 at 2pm, featuring experts in the field of physical activity, dementia and nutrition. Register here: buff.ly/kAXyxRK

Our online rural forum is this Friday! Registration and program details here: buff.ly/OIgNVuz

Our September collection of falls research is now available - featuring the updated Cochrane review on Multifactorial and multiple component interventions for preventing falls in older people living in the community. Read it here: buff.ly/7EZfv5v

Our October Falls Links newsletter is out now! Featuring the October Rural Forum, Healthy Ageing Webinar, 2027 Annual Forum and research updates. Read it here:

Our online rural forum is in just over a week! Featuring presentations from Mid-North Coast, Murrumbidgee and Northern NSW LHD, the CEC and a research update. Registration: buff.ly/fNKazvS Program : buff.ly/fNKazvS

Introducing the first guest speaker for our Healthy Ageing webinar on October 21 - Prof Anne Tiedemann, presentation title "Physical activity for healthy ageing: translating evidence into impact" Register for free here: buff.ly/kcCzpgi

Tomorrow marks the International Day of Older Persons! We have 2 events in October covering all things falls and healthy ageing. Online rural forum on October 16: buff.ly/VefEx5m Healthy Ageing Webinar October 21: buff.ly/kcCzpgi

Our monthly research updates for August are out now! Featuring a review on validating the World Falls Guidelines, a review of the evidence on exercise to prevent falls in frailty and work in reducing toileting-related falls. Read the abstracts here: buff.ly/wJc8iiD

🚨 Last week to submit an abstract to present at our online Rural Forum on October 16 from 10am - 1pm. Closing 18 Sept Submit an abstract here: buff.ly/6gEfDhp Register for the event here: buff.ly/val274o

Our September Falls Links newsletter is out now! Featuring the Spring Into Action campaign, and details on the October Rural Forum, 2027 Annual Forum and research updates. Read it here: buff.ly/dQqAnaY

🚨 Our online Rural Forum will be held on October 16 from 10am - 1pm and will showcase programs and initiatives in rural LHDs. Submit an abstract to present here: buff.ly/6gEfDhp Register to view the event here: buff.ly/val274o

Discount ending today - the Lifestyle Integrated Functional Exercise course teaches how to create lasting behavior change by integrating physical activity opportunities to an individual's daily life, resulting in a 31% reduction to fall rates Access here: buff.ly/WW3dtqx

Last day to have your say! Help shape our themes, create events and design resources that benefit you in delivering programs to prevent falls and encourage healthy ageing. Complete the survey here: buff.ly/TiD8FBQ

Do you run programs or initiatives in rural LHDs across NSW? If so, take part in our online Rural Forum on October 16! Submit your abstract here: buff.ly/Wsc0j1x

Our August newsletter is out now! Read the latest news including our upcoming online rural forum and more here: buff.ly/nvenGOx

Our annual survey is closing on Aug 14! Let us know how we can improve and help you in your role in fall prevention or healthy ageing. Respondents can go in the draw to win a copy of the Falls in Older People book edited by Prof Stephen Lord. Survey: buff.ly/bSMDlT8

Our July update of falls research is now available. Featuring articles on exergaming interventions, dual task training and a review of exercise interventions on fallers and fall-related injuries. Read the abstracts here: buff.ly/vZUPUeg