Climate change directly affects health through extreme weather events, prolonged heatwaves, flooding and bushfires.

Find out what we are doing to advance gender equity in our community. 

Mental health is as important as physical health. Eating well and staying active can help you feel well and more connected to your community.

People quit smoking for many reasons, most commonly to improve their health and to save money.  

We are focused on providing families with access to support and education programs that compliment their role as parents. Strengthening parenting skills and family relationships is a priority.

The City is using the Victorian Government's Rainbow Ready Roadmap to assess gaps and guide future priorities for LGBTQIA+ inclusion.

The Social Inclusion Action Group (SIAG) is a group made up of community members who help identify what’s working — and what’s missing — when it comes to people feeling connected and included in our community.

The City of Greater Geelong is guided by the Local Government Act 2020 (Victoria), which strengthens relationships between councils and Traditional Owners and recognises them as essential partners in community planning, engagement and governance. We work with Traditional Owners, Registered Aboriginal Parties (RAPs) and Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations (ACCOs) as key partners in shaping our city. Our commitment is grounded in the four pillars of Relationships, Respect, Opportunities and Governance, which guide our Reconciliation journey and our work with First Nations communities. 

Information on what to do in an emergency and how to be prepared.