Healthy Harold goes retro to reach 40 NT communities for 40th anniversary
Life Ed Northern Territory, along with their beloved Healthy Harold, is proud to launch its official 40th Anniversary Merchandise Collection to celebrate this significant milestone, while raising funds to help the team reach 40 communities in their 40th year.
The limited-edition range of retro-inspired designs, iconic Healthy Harold artwork and commemorative 40th anniversary branding celebrates four decades of empowering Territory children and young people across urban, regional and remote communities with the knowledge, skills and confidence to make safer, healthier choices.
The range includes t-shirts, hats and accessories designed to spark nostalgia, while supporting the not-for-profit to continue delivering vital preventative health and wellbeing education programs to schools and communities across the Territory.
The collection’s hero design was created by the talented Territory-based team at Wild Creek. The artwork reflects the connection, learning, community spirit and nostalgia that have been at the heart of Life Ed NT’s work since its establishment in 1986. It also highlights the organisation’s ongoing commitment to supporting and collaborating with local businesses and creatives.
Whether you're a former student, teacher or simply someone who loves what Healthy Harold represents, you will not want to miss out on this opportunity to be a part of our history, while helping us continue delivering health and wellbeing education across the Northern Territory.
This range of merchandise is for everyone, mixing the nostalgia with the modern, in a uniquely Territorian offering.
“Who doesn’t love Healthy Harold? Whether you know him from the early years or more recently, Harold is an Australian icon,” said Martha Baker, CEO, Life Ed NT.
“We are calling on Territorians, and Harold supporters right across Australia and the world, to help us reach 40 communities in our 40th year. All profits go directly to our work on the ground, helping Harold and his team of amazing Educators equip more young people with the knowledge and skills to make safer, healthier decisions, for themselves and their community.”