Latest news and research, recipe ideas, online resources, events and more. No images? Click here Bringing you the latest nutrition information and food ideas to help boost your health and wellbeing. Latest News and ResearchBoost Your Healthy with Vegetables Looking after our health and wellbeing is always important. A simple way you can boost your healthy is by eating more vegetables. In Australia, our recommended vegetable intake for adults is 5 serves per day. Yet we’re consuming less than half of what we need. Increasing your veggie intake is simple, delicious and beneficial for your health. To help you find inspiration, support and ideas to boost your healthy, Outdoor Media Association (OMA) have launched a new pro bono vegetable campaign, ‘Better than you remember’ in partnership with Health and Wellbeing Queensland and Nutrition Australia. From 1 February 2022, you can visit the Boost Your Healthy website as part of the ‘Better than you remember’ campaign to access delicious vegetable recipes, tips and education resources to help you rediscover veggies. Plus, keep your eyes peeled for a range of ‘Better than you remember’ Out of Home (OOH) signs across Australia. Get inspired to eat vegetables. Check out the Boost your Healthy website. You can also show your support on social media using #BoostYourHealthy. Coeliac Awareness Week Coeliac Awareness Week is taking place on 13 – 20 March 2022. Coeliac Awareness Week is an annual campaign lead by Coeliac Australia that raises awareness about coeliac disease. Did you know that 1 in 70 Australians have coeliac disease, yet 4 out of 5 people remain undiagnosed? An estimated 80% of people with coeliac disease don't know they have it, yet early diagnosis reduces the risk of long term health complications. Don't drink milk? Here's how to get enough calcium and other nutrientsA recent article by Accredited Practising Dietitian Clare Collins in The Conversation highlights the nutrients that are found in milk and where to find these if you don't consume milk as part of your diet. The article also explores the variety of reasons as to why some people may need to avoid milk. Click here to read the article. Recipe IdeaFor this roasted vegetable frittata we simply roasted a tray of our favourite veg (pumpkin, sweet potato, capsicum, zucchini, red onion) and combined this with a classic frittata base (whisked eggs and milk) as well as spinach, crushed garlic, chilli, parsley and a sprinkle of feta! The beauty with this kind of recipe is that you can use what ingredients you have in your fridge to make a quick and delicious meal, starting with eggs and vegetables. Check out our Instagram account for more food inspiration from the Nutrition Australia Qld team! Online ResourcesWorkplace Wellbeing Online Series The team at Nutrition Australia Qld are excited to announce the launch of our Workplace Wellbeing Online Series to help create more supportive organisational cultures, especially with our ever-evolving locations of workplaces. Each series includes five short pre-recorded presentations that delve into the most recent nutritional information translated into practical tips for your workplace. And at the end of the series, you will have access to our Accredited Practising Dietitian to answer any of your questions through a live Q&A at a time chosen by you. These bite-sized webinars are perfect to play during staff meetings and safety briefings. Click here to find out more! Boost your Recipes The team at Nutrition Australia Qld have been busy behind the scenes working with our friends at Health and Wellbeing Queensland to help launch their new hub of nutritious and delicious recipes, which aim to inspire the home cook in all of us. Boost your recipes and share with your friends and colleagues. Click here to find out more! Queensland Healthy Kids Menu Healthy Kids Menu is an innovative healthy eating initiative from Health and Wellbeing Queensland (HWQld) designed to improve the availability and promotion of healthier food and drink on kid’s menus at cafes, restaurants, hotels, and clubs. The initiative outlines a set of nutritional guidelines to help venues make healthy food and drink options more readily available to children. HWQld will be offering individualised support to help businesses to do this in a realistic and sustainable way. Click here to find out more! Boost your Healthy The Boost your Healthy digital hub has been developed by Health and Wellbeing Queensland (HWQld) to provide support, inspiration and ideas to help Queenslanders stay healthy and active during COVID-19. It features content from a wide range of HWQld Alliance Partners who have played a valuable role in supporting the creation of the site. Whether you're cooking at home, looking for a range of useful resources or interested in checking out the Wellbeing Series, the Boost your Healthy digital hub has got you covered! Events and OpportunitiesBrisbane City Council - GOLD Cooking Workshops Nutrition Australia Qld hosts cooking workshops as part of the Brisbane City Council's GOLD (Growing Older and Living Dangerously) program. These cooking workshops are open to people living in the Brisbane City Council area, aged 50 years and over, and are $5 per participant. Check out the following GOLD sessions coming up: Gluten Free Goodies (50 years and over) Easter Goodies (50 years and over) Logan City Council - KRANK Cooking Workshops Nutrition Australia Qld hosts cooking workshops as part of the Logan City Council's KRANK Teens School Holiday program. These cooking workshops are open to people living in the Logan City Council area, aged 12 - 17 years, and are $3 per participant. Check out the following KRANK Teens session coming up next month: Mexican Fiesta (12 - 17 years) Moreton Bay Regional Council Libraries Nutrition Australia Qld hosts nutrition education sessions at Moreton Bay Regional Council libraries. These sessions are open to people living in the Moreton Bay Regional Council area. Check out the following sessions coming up: First Foods for Infants First Foods for Infants Food Safety Supervisor Courses Our food safety supervisor courses include industry specific content and are designed with the needs of our students in mind. Our food safety supervisor courses:
We provide opportunities for students to complete the course and all assessment in one day at a face-to-face training. Keep an eye out for our 2022 courses! Click on the following links for more information on the venue, cost and to register when details become available: Food Safety Supervisor Courses for: We also offer this course remotely during COVID-19. If you would like to know more about how you can complete the course remotely please email training@naqld.org. *NEW* Food Safety Supervisor Recertification Course Has it been a while since you or your staff completed a Food Safety Supervisor Course? We are now offering Food Safety Supervisor recertification training! Our recertification course is a condensed refresher course (3 hours) and is for those staff who already hold the Food Safety Supervisor qualification (for the vulnerable populations units of competency) and who are wanting to update their skills and knowledge. Upon successful completion of the training, students will receive a Statement of Attainment with the units of competency HLTFSE001, HLTFSE005, HLTFSE007. Click here for more information or email training@naqld.org to find out more. Do you have a question for the Healthy at Home team?You can email your enquiries to healthyathome@naqld.org Have you visited our |