Public Health Plan

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Mosman Park Draft Public Health Plan

At the Town of Mosman Park, we believe that health is about so much more than simply being free from illness, it’s about living a full, connected, and vibrant life. The Town of Mosman Park draft Public Health and Wellbeing Plan 2026–2031 is a five-year roadmap to support the physical, mental, and social wellbeing of everyone in our community.

What is the purpose of a Public Health Plan?

The Public Health Act requires each local government to produce a public health plan that applies to its local district.

A Public Health and Wellbeing Plan is a strategic guide that sets out how the Town will protect, promote, and improve the health of our community. It looks beyond hospitals and doctors to consider the everyday factors that influence wellbeing-like housing, green spaces, safety, social connection, and access to services. The plan helps the Town prioritise actions, coordinate services, and work with partners to create a healthier, more resilient Mosman Park.

The Town of Mosman Park acknowledges its role in the promotion of community health and wellbeing as a part of core business in addition to maintaining its statutory public health role. This engagement is taking place to support the delivery of the plan ahead of its statutory timeframe, allowing a more in depth and phased engagement approach.

Built on local insights, community feedback, and health data, this plan reflects our town’s unique needs. It focuses on the social and environmental factors that shape health - housing, education, employment, green spaces, safety, and social inclusion - and prioritises prevention, early intervention, and health promotion.


Working together for a healthier future.


Health is influenced by more than the health system alone. That’s why this plan outlines collaborative actions across the Town, services, and our community. It aligns with the Public Health Act 2016 (WA), the State Public Health and Wellbeing Plan 2025–2030, and our local strategies - including the Town’s Strategic Community Plan 2021–2031, Corporate Business Plan, and Sustainability Strategy 2024–2034.

There is a new direction in health planning that calls for a more integrated approach to all of the above services, facilities, programs we currently have in place.

It asks Local Government to consider how we can have greater impact on:

  • chronic disease prevention such as obesity and smoking
  • improving lifestyle factors such as physical activity, our nutrition and mental health issues
  • reducing lifestyle factors such as alcohol and drug use and communicable diseases

What is the role of local government in public health?


Video source: Government of Western Australia, Department of Health

Mosman Park Draft Public Health Plan

At the Town of Mosman Park, we believe that health is about so much more than simply being free from illness, it’s about living a full, connected, and vibrant life. The Town of Mosman Park draft Public Health and Wellbeing Plan 2026–2031 is a five-year roadmap to support the physical, mental, and social wellbeing of everyone in our community.

What is the purpose of a Public Health Plan?

The Public Health Act requires each local government to produce a public health plan that applies to its local district.

A Public Health and Wellbeing Plan is a strategic guide that sets out how the Town will protect, promote, and improve the health of our community. It looks beyond hospitals and doctors to consider the everyday factors that influence wellbeing-like housing, green spaces, safety, social connection, and access to services. The plan helps the Town prioritise actions, coordinate services, and work with partners to create a healthier, more resilient Mosman Park.

The Town of Mosman Park acknowledges its role in the promotion of community health and wellbeing as a part of core business in addition to maintaining its statutory public health role. This engagement is taking place to support the delivery of the plan ahead of its statutory timeframe, allowing a more in depth and phased engagement approach.

Built on local insights, community feedback, and health data, this plan reflects our town’s unique needs. It focuses on the social and environmental factors that shape health - housing, education, employment, green spaces, safety, and social inclusion - and prioritises prevention, early intervention, and health promotion.


Working together for a healthier future.


Health is influenced by more than the health system alone. That’s why this plan outlines collaborative actions across the Town, services, and our community. It aligns with the Public Health Act 2016 (WA), the State Public Health and Wellbeing Plan 2025–2030, and our local strategies - including the Town’s Strategic Community Plan 2021–2031, Corporate Business Plan, and Sustainability Strategy 2024–2034.

There is a new direction in health planning that calls for a more integrated approach to all of the above services, facilities, programs we currently have in place.

It asks Local Government to consider how we can have greater impact on:

  • chronic disease prevention such as obesity and smoking
  • improving lifestyle factors such as physical activity, our nutrition and mental health issues
  • reducing lifestyle factors such as alcohol and drug use and communicable diseases

What is the role of local government in public health?


Video source: Government of Western Australia, Department of Health

  • Adoption of Public Health Plan

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    At its September Ordinary Council Meeting, Council resolved to adopt the Town of Mosman Park Public Health and Wellbeing Plan, marking an important step for the Town to protect, improve, and promote the health of our community over the next five years. The adopted plan can be viewed here

    At its September Ordinary Council Meeting, Council resolved to adopt the Town of Mosman Park Public Health and Wellbeing Plan, marking an important step for the Town to protect, improve, and promote the health of our community over the next five years. The adopted plan can be viewed here

  • Notification of Ordinary Council Meeting – Proposed Adoption of the 2026-2031 Mosman Park Public Health and Wellbeing Plan

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    Adoption of the Town’s inaugural 2026-2031 Mosman Park Public Health and Wellbeing Plan is being considered by Council at the September Ordinary Council Meeting. This follows community consultation on the Town’s draft Public Health and Wellbeing Plan, which occurred in February 2026. The Plan fulfils the Town’s statutory responsibility under the Public Health Act 2016 and considers the health needs of the Mosman Park community, prioritising goals towards protecting, promoting and improving health into the future. It is a five-year roadmap to support the physical, mental and social wellbeing of everyone in our community and will help shape how the Town provides services, facilities and programs.

    The Agenda Forum and Ordinary Council Meetings will be held at the Town’s Administration Centre, 1 Memorial Drive, Mosman Park at 6pm.

    The meetings are open to the public to attend as follows:

    Agenda Forum – Tuesday 22 September 2026

    Ordinary Council meeting - Tuesday 29 September 2026

    Please refer to the Town’s website for more information on the purpose of each meeting - Council meeting and dates information

    Presenting to Council

    If you would like to present to Councillors at either meeting, or both, please complete a Deputation form and send it directly to eo-ceo@mosmanpark.wa.gov.au and admin@mosmanpark.wa.gov.au before the meeting.

    Report of Recommendation

    A report of recommendation has been written by the assessing officer for Councillors to consider in the decision-making process. This report is included in the agenda which is made available for public view on the Town’s website. Please refer to this page on the following link: https://www.mosmanpark.wa.gov.au/council/council/agendas-minutes/

    Adoption of the Town’s inaugural 2026-2031 Mosman Park Public Health and Wellbeing Plan is being considered by Council at the September Ordinary Council Meeting. This follows community consultation on the Town’s draft Public Health and Wellbeing Plan, which occurred in February 2026. The Plan fulfils the Town’s statutory responsibility under the Public Health Act 2016 and considers the health needs of the Mosman Park community, prioritising goals towards protecting, promoting and improving health into the future. It is a five-year roadmap to support the physical, mental and social wellbeing of everyone in our community and will help shape how the Town provides services, facilities and programs.

    The Agenda Forum and Ordinary Council Meetings will be held at the Town’s Administration Centre, 1 Memorial Drive, Mosman Park at 6pm.

    The meetings are open to the public to attend as follows:

    Agenda Forum – Tuesday 22 September 2026

    Ordinary Council meeting - Tuesday 29 September 2026

    Please refer to the Town’s website for more information on the purpose of each meeting - Council meeting and dates information

    Presenting to Council

    If you would like to present to Councillors at either meeting, or both, please complete a Deputation form and send it directly to eo-ceo@mosmanpark.wa.gov.au and admin@mosmanpark.wa.gov.au before the meeting.

    Report of Recommendation

    A report of recommendation has been written by the assessing officer for Councillors to consider in the decision-making process. This report is included in the agenda which is made available for public view on the Town’s website. Please refer to this page on the following link: https://www.mosmanpark.wa.gov.au/council/council/agendas-minutes/

  • Engagement pop-up at Sunset Eats Food Truck Event - 17 March

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    Come join us for Sunset Eats food truck event and have your say on the health priorities for your town.

    Sunset Eats - Sunday 17 March - 4.30-8.30pm - Mann Oval

    TOMP staff will be there to provide updates and answer your questions on everything Public Health Planning.

    Come join us for Sunset Eats food truck event and have your say on the health priorities for your town.

    Sunset Eats - Sunday 17 March - 4.30-8.30pm - Mann Oval

    TOMP staff will be there to provide updates and answer your questions on everything Public Health Planning.

Page last updated: 02 Oct 2026, 08:44 AM