Resources
Health Fact Sheets and guides
These fact sheets provide more information for families on the Healthy Weight Service, as well as the complications and treatment of complications associated with excess weight.
Our Healthy Weight Service brochure (PDF 188kb) provides an overview of our service.
Health Fact sheets
The following fact sheets talk about some of the complications that can occur when a child has excess weight. Each of these will give you some information about the health complication and the treatment of these:
As part of the healthy weight program, we measure changes to your child’s weight and body composition over time. This Health Fact sheet helps to explain the different ways that can be used to measure this.
Physical activity resources
This brochure shows the recommended balance of physical activity, sedentary behaviour and sleep for the early years (birth to 5 years).
This brochure shows the recommended balance of physical activity, sedentary behaviour and sleep for children and young people (5 to 17 years).
A Guide to Type 2 Diabetes - Perth Children's Hospital, Endocrinology and Diabetes Department
Although this guide has been developed for young people with Type 2 Diabetes and some sections may not be relevant to you; this is an excellent resource with section 5 and section 6 containing lots of practical information on Health Eating and Physical Activity.
Healthy eating resources
Provides a visual guide on the proportion and kinds of foods and drinks that we need regularly, for health and wellbeing.
This brochure provides some guidelines on healthy eating for children, encouraging healthy habits and serve sizes.
This fact sheet gives advice around portion sizes and how to get the portions right for a balanced meal, including pictures of meal examples.
Lots of practical advice and resources on healthy eating, getting active and screen habits for families.
Advice on parental controls and online safety in the home.
Tools and practical ideas to help parents and carers make decisions about raising children depending on what suits your circumstances.
Enables eligible WA children aged 5 to 18 years to participate in community sport by offering them financial assistance towards club fees.