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The Health Navigation team at St Lukes is here to support you in finding, understanding, and connecting with health and wellbeing information and services that suit your individual needs.

Navigating the health system can be complex, and there’s often a lot of information to sort through. Let us do the hard work for you, so you can focus on your health and wellbeing journey with confidence.

We are available for assistance Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm. This service is for every Tasmanian, member or not and completely free of charge.

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Hobart Connection

Looking after yourself: The Self-Worth/Self Care Connection

Thursday 2nd April at 12:00pm

1 hour 30 mins|FREE

You are the only person who has your best interests in mind.

Join Relationships Australia and learn about how to grow your self-worth and confidence which in turn helps you be protective of your boundaries, your body and your wellbeing. This session is suitable for both home and workplaces.

18+ event.

Hobart Movement

Jungle Body

Thursdays in May at 5:30pm

1 hour|$15

Jungle Body dance cardio is a high energy, music driven workout combining simple choreographed dance moves with boxing, cardio, and sculpting for a fun, full body sweat session.

You will experience the mix of programs; KONGA and TYGA. KONGA mixes boxing, cardio, dance and toning. Whilst TYGA is dance-heavy workout focusing on hip hop, dancehall, Latin, afro beats, and toning tracks.

Designed for all fitness levels with easy to follow moves, it delivers a powerful, mood lifting workout that feels more fun than exercise.

Wear comfortable clothing and bring a drink bottle.

Hobart Connection

Free Blood Pressure Checks with Menzies Institute for Medical Research

Tuesday 19th May at 11:00am

3 hours|FREE

In recognition of World Hypertension Day, Menzies Institute for Medical Research in collaboration with UTAS School of Nursing, will provide free blood pressure measurements. This simple check can help you understand your blood pressure.

With raised blood pressure being the number one cause of preventable death worldwide, we are aiming to improve awareness across the Tasmanian community by helping people to get their blood pressure checked. No bookings required for this pop-up event.

No bookings required for this pop-up event.