Council plays an important role in promoting and protecting the health and wellbeing of all members of the community and across all settings where we live, grow, learn, work, and age. To ensure Moira Shire continues to be a healthy and resilient community, Council has developed the draft Municipal Public Health and Wellbeing Plan 2025-2029 in consultation with the community, and key groups, and organisations to develop a strategic landscape for future action.
In addition to Council Plan, this plan is guided by the Public Health and Wellbeing Act 2008 and the Victorian Public Health and Wellbeing Plan 2023-2027 to ensure our efforts to improve public health and wellbeing continue to align with the broader Victorian vision of Victorians as the ‘healthiest people in the world’.
Your feedback is crucial to ensuring this plan reflects what matters most to you and shapes a resilient future for Moira Shire.
How You Can Engage
Read the draft document, complete the survey below and share us your feedback.
You may also ask for a print out of the survey from one of the following locations:
- Moira Shire Service Centre, 44 Station Street, Cobram
- Moira Shire Service Centre, Yarrawonga Town Hall, Yarrawonga
- Yarrawonga Community Learning Centre
- Cobram Community House
- Nathalia Community House
- Numurkah Learning Centre
Email your feedback to info@moira.vic.gov.au
Call our Community Services team on (03) 5871 9222 for support or verbal feedback.
Attend a community information session to discuss the plan in person.
Tuesday 2 September, Yarrawonga Town Hall, Belmore Street 12pm - 2pm
Friday 5 September, Cobram Piazza - The Square Courtyard, Punt Road, 10am - 12pm
Tuesday 9 September, Nathalia Rotunda, Blake Street 11am - 1pm
Thursday 11 September, Numurkah Newman Square, 12pm - 2pm
Key Themes
In addition to Council Plan, this plan is guided by the Public Health and Wellbeing Act 2008 and the Victorian Public Health and Wellbeing Plan 2023-2027 to ensure our efforts to improve public health and wellbeing continue to align with the broader Victorian vision of Victorians as the ‘healthiest people in the world’.
