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This fact sheet is about healthy eating and Inclusive means making sure everyone can take part and feel welcome. It is about including people with different: Barriers are things that get in your way. For example, getting health information you don't understand is a barrier to good health. care. It explains that eating well is not always easy. This can be true for many people, including First Nations people. Some include the high cost of fresh food in remote areas and not trusting health systems.
The fact sheet also explains what helps people eat well. This can include personal strengths, family support, culture, and community. Healthy eating is not just about one person. It is also about family and community.
This resource was written for dietitians, but the advice is useful for all health and disability professionals. It helps professionals support healthy eating in ways that are culturally safe, respectful, and practical.
This resource has art by Uncle Paul Constable-Calcott.
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First Peoples Disability Network
First Peoples Disability Network is a national human rights organisation of First Nations people with disability, their families and communities.
Dieticians Australia
Australia's leading voice in nutrition, which means healthy food that you eat.
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