A Better Choice Sport and Recreation

A Better Choice for Sport and Recreation is a Queensland initiative led by Health and Wellbeing Queensland, helping councils, sporting organisations and clubs to create an environment where physical activity and healthy eating complement each other to create a happier and healthier legacy.

By introducing A Better Choice, clubs and facilities can encourage healthier eating habits through four simple and practical focus areas.

Boys playing soccer on a soccer field

Getting started

Tackle change one goal at a time

Healthy drinks

Choose water first, limit unhealthy drinks.

Healthy snacks

Refuel with fruit and healthier snacks.

Healthier meals

Green up the menu, add healthier options and limit unhealthy ones.

Beyond the menu

Feature healthy options in rewards and fundraisers.

Help your players and families choose water first

Help players and families choose healthy snacks

Help your players and families green up meals

Support your local community with healthier rewards

A Better Choice Food and Drink Supply Strategy

This a public health initiative which aims to increase the availability and promotion of healthier food and drinks in a range of places where adults and children purchase and are provided with food and drinks.

Two 14 year old boys sitting on concrete steps wearing a sport gernsey. One holds a peeled banana, the other is biting into a green apple.

Practical guides

Tools and resources

Practical tools and templates are available to help councils, sporting organisations, and sporting clubs make and sustain healthier food and drink changes in community sport settings.

Practical guides

A Better Choice resources

Practical tools and templates are available to help councils, sporting organisations, and sporting clubs make and sustain healthier food and drink changes in community sport settings.

A BETTER CHOICE

Developing the stategy

The Food and Drink Supply Strategy was developed in partnership with the Department of Sport, Racing, Olympic and Paralympic Games and co-designed with the state’s sport and recreation sector.

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