Life Education NSW calls on Parkes schools to help combat disease

Updated September 30 2016 - 2:23pm, first published 2:00pm
VITAL MESSAGE: Parkes mayor Ken Keith (left) and principal of the Parkes Christian School Graham Hope greeted Life Education NSW CEO Kellie Sloane when she was in Parkes in May spreading the vital message of healthy lifestyles.
VITAL MESSAGE: Parkes mayor Ken Keith (left) and principal of the Parkes Christian School Graham Hope greeted Life Education NSW CEO Kellie Sloane when she was in Parkes in May spreading the vital message of healthy lifestyles.

In response to the latest findings that education programs could help reduce the risk of chronic disease in families in regional areas, Life Education NSW is calling for more children in remote NSW to engage with positive, preventative education programs that promote healthy eating and active lifestyles.

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