1. This November, say No to junk food and Yes to healthier choices.
5 steps to become a Healthy Food Warrior

2. Put your team on the front foot
Easy-to-grab junk food has been getting a greater grip on our lives than ever before. This November, help take a stand against this serious problem by giving up junk food for the 30 days of November. No Junk November is a fun challenge for people to come together and learn how to curb urges and kickstart a healthier lifestyle – all while raising funds for heart disease prevention and research. nojunknovember.com.au

3. 30 days. Could your team do it?
We’ll help you get across the line with regular tips and lifestyle advice to survive the month.
Overconsumption of junk food is a problem for people of all ages, shapes and sizes.
Not only does it contribute to chronic disease, including overweight and obesity, it contributes to nutrient deficiencies through the displacement of core foods.
Alarmingly, the progress we are making against heart disease – the leading single cause of death in WA - has slowed down. Australian households are already spending 58% of their food budget on “junk” food and drinks.
Encourage your community to make a stand to give up all junk food or a particular food or drink that is a junk food weakness during November.

4. 5 easy steps to get ready
nojunknovember.com.au is live. You can help kickstart the campaign by doing five things:
Display the No Junk November poster at your premises or club room
a pic we can use on social media and our website to promote local healthy food options and show your support
Pick a day in November and invite your community to collect a complimentary copy of the booklet Getting to the heart of the Matter – women and heart disease and heart healthy recipe cards
Post information about your event on your social media and hashtag #nojunknovember
your best media contact to us – so we can help get the word out about the challenge

5. Why support the Heart Foundation?
We're fighting the single biggest killer of Australians – heart disease. One Australian dies of heart disease every 27 minutes. Help us fund research so that loved ones don’t die or suffer prematurely from heart disease.