"My friends are used to seeing me on the bicycle each day.
Now I can put all those kilometres to a great cause. My goal is to bike ride 500 kms by the end of June.
Prevention is better than cure, so if my efforts can help to teach more children to live a healthier life, it's worthwhile."
Professor Ian Frazer, 2006 Australian of the Year
“The K’s 4 Life campaign gives us all the chance to live the Life Education messages – so why not join the fun and get out and get active with your friends and family?”
Mayor Ron Clarke MBE, Gold Coast City Council
“So many lives are lost each year that could be saved if we can teach our kids to make better choices. But it starts with each one of us. Through K’s 4 Life we can set a positive example to our kids, and support the great work that Life Education is doing in our local schools.”
Mayor Pam Parker, Logan City Council
“Our council has always supported the work of Life Education in helping children to make good choices. Now K's 4 Life gives each of us a chance to make a contribution to this great cause, and do a positive thing for our own health too. I'm really pleased to be involved"
Mayor Melva Hobson, Redlands City Council
“Keeping active is really important to me. So is the future health and well being of our children. That’s why I’ve set myself a goal to run 300 kilometres and swim 60 kilometres before the end of June through Life Education’s K’s 4 Life campaign. Please do what you can to make a difference.”
Bob Ansett, founder of Budget Rent a Car
"I'll be running hard over the next couple of months to help raise funds for the charity, Life Education. I've set a goal to run 72 kilometres by the end of June. Please sponsor me and help a great cause. Life Education Queensland is a Gold Coast based charity that helps thousands of kids to live a healthy life, so your donation will make a big difference.”
Nathan Friend, Gold Coast Titans
“As a professional cricketer, regular exercise and a healthy balanced diet is paramount in order to succeed and perform at my best. Living a healthy and active life is what I chose to do and I encourage everyone else to do so too.”
Chris Swan, fast bowler, Queensland Bulls
“128 Australians die every day from heart disease and the first warning sign they have is death, so it’s crucial people are made aware of the real dangers of physical inactivity and obesity.”
My friends are used to seeing me on the bicycle each day. 
The K’s 4 Life campaign gives us all the chance to live the Life Education messages – so why not join the fun and get out and get active with your friends and family?”
“So many lives are lost each year that could be saved if we can teach our kids to make better choices. But it starts with each one of us. Through K’s 4 Life we can set a positive example to our kids, and support the great work that Life Education is doing in our local schools.”
“Our council has always supported the work of Life Education in helping children to make good choices. Now K's 4 Life gives each of us a chance to make a contribution to this great cause, and do a positive thing for our own health too. I'm really pleased to be involved"
“Keeping active is really important to me. So is the future health and well being of our children. That’s why I’ve set myself a goal to run 300 kilometres and swim 60 kilometres before the end of June through Life Education’s K’s 4 Life campaign. Please do what you can to make a difference.”
"I'll be running hard over the next couple of months to help raise funds for the charity, Life Education. I've set a goal to run 72 kilometres by the end of June. Please sponsor me and help a great cause. Life Education Queensland is a Gold Coast based charity that helps thousands of kids to live a healthy life, so your donation will make a big difference.”
“As a professional cricketer, regular exercise and a healthy balanced diet is paramount in order to succeed and perform at my best. Living a healthy and active life is what I chose to do and I encourage everyone else to do so too.”
“128 Australians die every day from heart disease and the first warning sign they have is death, so it’s crucial people are made aware of the real dangers of physical inactivity and obesity.”
