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Schhs-Social-Health-Compass.Pdf Developed March 2021. Details are correct at the time of printing. Please 4406 Social Health Compass contact the provider for further information. Produced by: Healthy Lifestyle Team, Community Chronic Conditions Service, Sunshine Coast Hospital & Health Service SOCIAL HEALTH COMPASS – Sunshine Coast & Gympie Region, developed by the Sunshine Coast Hospital & Health Service 2 Acknowledgement The Social Health Compass was developed by the Health Promotion Team, Community & Preventive Health Directorate, Sunshine Coast Hospital & Health Service. This publication is one of three volumes in the Health Compass series: Physical, Emotional & Social Health Compass. This publication was developed with input from consumers. Sunshine Coast Hospital & Health Service author: Jenny O’Dwyer, Senior Health Promotion Officer, Health Promotion Team, Community Chronic Conditions Service, Community & Preventive Health Directorate Disclaimer: Services and contacts listed in this publication are correct at the time of printing, but these may change without notice or be impacted by COVID restrictions. Please contact the provider to check availability and suitability prior to attending. The content presented is for your information only and is not a recommendation, nor an endorsement. Please self-select services right for you. Updates: please send changes & additional listings to [email protected] they can be shared in future editions. Version Control: Social Health CompassvMar2021 Online version located at: https://www.health.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0014/1015403/schhs-social-health-compass.pdf SOCIAL HEALTH COMPASS – Sunshine Coast & Gympie Region, developed by the Sunshine Coast Hospital & Health Service 3 Contents Introduction …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………............................................................5 Sunshine Coast .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6 Arts & Crafts ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 7-15 Building & Restoration ........................................................................................................................................................................... 16-18 Cards & Games ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 19-26 Cooking ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27-28 Education ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 29-44 Fellowship & Friendship ......................................................................................................................................................................... 45-48 Gardening & Greening............................................................................................................................................................................ 49-54 Hobbies ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 55-60 Music, Singing & Theatre ....................................................................................................................................................................... 61-67 Technology ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 68-72 Travel ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 73-74 Volunteering ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 75 Gympie ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 76 Arts & Crafts ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 77-81 Building & Restoration ........................................................................................................................................................................... 82-83 Cards & Games ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 84-86 Cooking ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 87 Education ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 88-91 Fellowship & Friendship ......................................................................................................................................................................... 92-94 Gardening & Greening............................................................................................................................................................................ 95-96 Hobbies ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 97-99 Music, Singing & Theatre ................................................................................................................................................................... 100-103 Technology ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 104-108 Travel ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 109 Volunteering .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 110 SOCIAL HEALTH COMPASS – Sunshine Coast & Gympie Region, developed by the Sunshine Coast Hospital & Health Service 4 Introduction Social Compass Timetable Social Health Compass is one of three volumes in the Health Compass series produced by the Sunshine Coast Hospital & Health Service, including Physical, Emotional & Social Health Compass. Social Health Compass takes the hard work out of finding local, low-cost activities that support social connectedness & healthy ageing. Activities are scheduled at a variety of locations across the Sunshine Coast & Gympie regions and include arts & crafts, building & restoration, cards & games, education, gardening, fellowship & friendship, hobbies, music, singing & theatre, technology, travel & volunteering. Whilst listings are correct at the time of printing, they may change without notice or be impacted by COVID restrictions. Please contact the provider to check availability & suitability of the activity, prior to attending. Point your health in the right direction As we age, our social circles change. This decline in social interactions can make seniors more susceptible to illness, depression and isolation. Research shows that the number of Australian’s feeling lonely is increasing over time. In any given year one in ten people will experience a period of loneliness. Adults who have a close network of friends, participate in hobbies and leisure pursuits and build and maintain good social connections, are more likely to enjoy longer lives and better quality of life, health and wellbeing. Furthermore, it’s well documented that staying in touch with friends and loved ones or building new relationships can be as effective as exercise at improving your mood and overall quality of life. Benefits of being socially active • Better quality of life • Improved physical health • Higher satisfaction with life • Protective factor against anxiety & depression • Greater independence • Increased mental wellbeing Top tips • Develop & maintain strong relationships with family & friends • Make regular time available for social contact • Become involved in activities that interest you • Join local organisation’s or clubs that appeal to you • Connect with likeminded people that share your interests SOCIAL HEALTH
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