Acknowledgments
The Healthy, Deadly and Strong, Healthy Lifestyle Worker Toolkit was produced with funding from the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing under the Closing the Gap in Indigenous Health Outcomes Initiative.

We are grateful to the following people for the valuable advice and feedback they provided in the development of this toolkit:
Jenny Cramer	Marr Mooditj Foundation, Western Australia	
Lyn Dimer	Heart Foundation Western Australia	
Deanne Minniecon	Health Promotion Branch (Nutrition and Physical Activity) Queensland Health	
Dorothy Morrison	National Heart Foundation (NT)	
Anna Stearne	National Drug Institute, Curtin University of Technology	
Nicole Turner 	Durri Aboriginal Corporation Medical Service, New South Wales	

Author
The Healthy, Deadly and Strong, Healthy Lifestyle Worker Toolkit was produced by the Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet, on behalf of the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing. 
Artwork

About the artwork
The figures in the middle of the art represent people of all ages, male and female adults and children, who all have to look after their health. The outside circles and dots represent the many positive and negative things impacting on people’s lives and health. The filled-in circles surrounding the people represent the main things needed for a healthy life. These include healthy eating, being physically active, not drinking too much alcohol, having health check-ups, and family and community support.
About the artist
Donna Lei Rioli is a Tiwi/Nyoongar artist who lives in Perth. Donna’s art reflects her Tiwi and Nyoongar heritage, which she combines in a unique way.
Other artwork 
Other artwork featured in the Healthy, Deadly and Strong, Healthy Lifestyle Worker Toolkit includes:
•	Alup by Billy Missi 
•	Untitled by Roderick Collard 
•	Untitled by Doris Gingingara 
•	Munbanda by Doris Gingingara
•	Untitled by Estelle Weeks, Lisa Martin and Lionel Phillips 
•	Untitled by Billy Missi

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