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St.LukesHealth has employed the services of Lucy Byrne and Penny Terry for a number of our projects, primarily in helping to shape our Tasmanian Health Report. We found their knowledge, professionalism and expertise second to none, while being highly engaging and supportive. Healthy Tasmania is extremely passionate in helping to improve the social and economic health of the Tasmanian community and this was evident in the high quality of work that they delivered for us – their work is strongly aligned to St.LukesHealth’s motto of helping our members to “stay healthy, get well, live better and deliver peace of mind”.

CVGT approached Healthy Tasmania Pty Ltd with a desire to support improved mental health in the workplace but unsure of how to achieve it. Healthy Tasmania were able to quickly understand what we were trying to achieve and consult widely with their strong networks to develop an innovative and unique approach that successfully filled a gap in the community. The combined skills of Lucy, Penny and Hayden in project management, media and communications support, stakeholder engagement and facilitation skills is a unique attribute of their ‘for purpose’ company.  CVGT have been impressed with their dedication and passion for their work and their ability to deliver. CVGT look forward to an ongoing partnership with Healthy Tasmania for the ‘Work is Mental ‘series

I couldn’t be more excited about this initiative by Lucy Byrne and Penny Terry. Having had the pleasure of working on projects with both of them, their combined intelligence, community spirit, capacity for being change makers, creativity and drive is an indomitable force for good in Tasmania and beyond

The City of Hobart has partnered with Healthy Tasmania in the development and delivery of the ‘Healthy Hobart’ program.  The program successfully delivers free events offering a range of recreational and social opportunities across the City.  The success of the program continues to be underpinned through the efforts of the team at Healthy Tasmania through their ongoing commitment to improving levels of physical health and social wellbeing within our community

We can keep doing what we have done, if we want to keep lagging on health outcomes in Australia, or we can make a positive difference. The RFDS have worked with the team from Healthy Tasmania to start to make this positive difference in many rural communities including; Flinders and King Islands, Huon Valley and George Town. Healthy Tasmania has successfully worked in the areas of community consultation, program design and program delivery across health promotion, preventative health care and integrating primary health care. Using a strong evidence based approach, a good understanding of the social determinates of health, reinforced by ongoing evaluation and process improvement, we enjoy our ongoing partnership with Healthy Tasmania due to their capability to deliver and their positive pro-active approach to their work