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MISSION

At Healthy Ageing Partnerships, our shared mission is to empower, connect and inform older adults to lead healthy and fulfilling lives through networked connections, community interaction, wellness promotion and useful information sources.

WE ARE A TEAM WORKING TO SUPPORT YOU!

EXPLORE AND LEARN MORE ABOUT US

HAP provides resources that enable seniors to make informed decisions about their life and their future

Our Partners, Sponsors and Members are the foundation of the HAP organisation.

Latest News and Events planned provide an insight into HAP’s support of the seniors’ community

Being informed and knowing exact entitlements is key to the confidence and empowerment of seniors

"Why Australia needs Ageism Awareness Day!"

Age discrimination commissioner & consultant to the world health organisation’s Global Campaign to combat agesim

EVERYAGE COUNTS

9 October is Ageism Awareness Day.

Join us at the National Press Club, for a webinar and more. How will you choose to make a difference?

Ageism Awareness Day 2024 - 'End Ageism in Advertising'

About the EveryAGE Counts campaign

EveryAGE Counts pledge for organisations

"Congratulations to HAP for uniting organizations through active partnerships that amplify the voice of older people on the Sunshine Coast. U3A is proud to support HAP's efforts to promote healthier, empowered, and socially inclusive communities."

‘Healthy Ageing Partnerships is a highly valued and respected member of EveryAGE Counts, Australia’s national coalition and grassroots campaign to build an Australia without ageism. Together we can empower, connect and inform older people to ensure we all age well.’

"The community forums provided us with the opportunity to inform HAP about how our needs can be better met. A more active HAP and information about providers and range of services available to older people is our top priority"

Sage Care Advice has been actively involved with HAP since our launch, over 7 years ago. Why? Simply because HAP provides access to a unique network of organisations and individuals who compliment each other with their skills, knowledge and information to help our Sunshine Coast ageing residents to become the most supported community in Australia.

PARTNERSHIPS AND SPONSORS

Sunshine Coast Council acknowledges the Sunshine Coast Country, home of the Kabi Kabi peoples and the Jinibara peoples, the Traditional Custodians, whose lands and waters we all now share. We commit to working in partnership with the Traditional Custodians and the broader First Nations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) community to support self-determination through economic and community development.