The June update for the Laverton Cycling Project highlights a new workplace fitness initiative with Regis Resources, the continuation of its vibrant youth after-school bike program, and key stakeholder meetings aimed at expanding community trails and cultural engagement. Program coordinator Sabine Bird outlines how these growing partnerships reinforce the Cycling Development Foundation’s long-term commitment to health and connectivity in the Goldfields region.

The Laverton Cycling Project launched its first Health & Wellbeing Seminar in May, focusing on menopause education and marking a shift towards broader community health initiatives, according to the Cycling Development Foundation. Alongside this, the program continued its youth activities, supporting 45 kids across the region with cycling sessions.

Laverton Cycling Project: March Update Program coordinator Sabine Bird sends us her latest update from the Laverton Cycling Project, with another strong month of work throughout Laverton and the surrounding communities of Cosmo Newberry and Mulga Queen. After [...]