who we are

Strive was founded in 2011 by a group of health science students driven by their passion to do more than study; they had the vision to provide high quality, accessible health care to the public.

Over years this passion has evolved into a growing, independent, multi-disciplinary health initiative with a simple goal we can all strive towards — to improve public health and empower future health professionals.

What we do

Clinic

Our clinic provides healthcare for disadvantaged communities in Melbourne, Victoria. The clinic involves a multidisciplinary team of students, and is supervised by clinicians.

Community Engagement

Community Engagement (CE) works to increase health literacy in the community. CE comprises various initiatives: Workshops, University Engagement, and Publications.

Join Us

Volunteer

Strive offers many volunteering opportunities, from positions in our organisation to volunteers for our various student-run workshops.

Collaborate

Strive is proud to collaborate with public health organisations, clinics, kindergartens, schools, and companies to run our initiatives.

Contact us

Get in touch with us via our online contact form or email at operations@strivehealth.org.au.

Latest from Strive

October’s Health & Hygiene Workshop

October 2022

After many months of preparation, the Health & Hygiene team launched their first kindergarten workshop with the assistance of Strive volunteers. Young students learned about healthy health and hygiene routines through highly engaging activities.

Global Health Case Competition Finals’ Night

October 2022

The top finalist teams of the 2022 GHCC presented their submissions to our case judging panel at Finals’ Night. All teams provided creative solutions to the case, showing their insight into the issues of food insecurity in Australian universities.

Launching the Global Health Case Competition 2022

September 2022

AYHC and Strive proudly present the Global Health Case Competition with the 2022 theme of ‘Food Insecurity Amongst University Students.’ Finalists will gain the opportunity to present their case to a panel of industry professionals.


REGIMEN CORNER

Latest: 2022 Annual Review

March 2023

The 2022 Annual Edition of Regimen collates insightful and informative articles that explore the public health implications of climate change, Indigenous health inequities, student mental health and wellbeing and the health effects of vapes.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT INITIATIVES

Community Engagement (CE) aims to foster lasting relationships with the community through initiatives that reach various demographics. We aim to do this by delivering community-based projects that allow university students to promote health in their local communities. We also hope to empower university students through health education and career development, to foster the growth of Australia’s future healthcare professionals.