Health Promotion and Wellbeing Forum 2024 | Kruzade | 16 September 2024 | TBA, Sydney, Australia

This event is a fundamental right for all humans but isn't easy to acheive. In a challenging world of pandemics, resource limitations, inequality, uncontrollable levels of pollution, poverty, hunger and corruption not all global inhabitants can expect to enjoy optimal health and long life expectancy rates. Aligned to Kruzade's values and objectives, this event has been designed specifically to uncover truths, showcase innovations and research developments, and engage in plain speaking about the immediate challenges facing us and what needs to be done to move forward in a more responsible, humane and purposeful way.

Sessions include:

• Finding responsibilty and humanity in a profit driven, existential threatening and equality divided world
• Australia govt intervention, policies and initiatives to ensure health care and wellness promotion is accessible to all
• Tackling the mental health crisis
• Indigenous health
• Ageing health and wellness
• Food and environmental pollution impact
• Trends and fads focus
• Happiness and wellbeing
• Compliance and regulation
• Future Directions
Health is a global concern so we will be gathering expert international speakers to provide their invaluable insights as well as local speakers about what Australia needs to do to action now and progress towards a workable and sustainable future.

"Without your health what have you got." According to the World Health Organisation's Constitution, health is “a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.” Governments, health providers and other industry stakeholders have a responsibilty to provide the frameworks and programs that will enable the best possible outcomes for humans.

Health needs collaboration, clear direction, commitment and a “can do’ attitude. Join us to learn, network and provide your input into this critical event for 2024.

Who Should Attend

• Health practitioners

• Govt departments and agencies

• Health and science researchers

• Happiness and wellbeing coaches

• Indigenous rights leaders

• Retirement wellbeing specialists

• Industry Associations and advocates

• Consultants

• Service providers