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25.01.2022 COVID-19 impacts the National Health Co-op with Charnwood clinic to close The National Health Co-op (NHC) has announced it will close its Charnwood medical clinic at the end of July as part of measures to strengthen its financial health during the COVID-19 pandemic. The NHC is a not for profit, registered charity, member owned co-operative that provides bulk billing for a GP or allied health professional of choice to its members. The NHC currently employs 100 medical and admi...nistrative staff across ten clinics in Canberra and Yass, with around 32,000 active members. There is no other cooperative model in primary healthcare at this scale anywhere else in Australia. COVID-19 has placed the NHC under considerable strain and we have made the difficult decision to close our Charnwood clinic at the end of this month as part of strategic financial health measures so we can sustain these uncertain times, said Alison Wright, CEO National Health Co-op. Clinicians from Charnwood will be relocated to the NHC clinics in Macquarie and Higgins. Job Keeper has been a critical component in maintaining services however immediate expenses in PPE orders, costs to improve ICT, very little rent relief and intermittent variations in patient attendances have proved a perfect storm for the organisation, Ms Wright added. The NHC makes a major contribution to bulk billing in the ACT and Yass. It delivers approximately 186,000 bulk billed appointments to its Canberra patients annually which equates to an estimated 14 percent of all bulk billed appointments in the ACT. We have proactively informed the Federal and ACT Government in the hope they will support our efforts to maintain such a critically important primary health care service in these challenging times, said Ms Wright. As part of strengthening the organisation and growing its member base, new membership pricing will be introduced from September with family, group and individual memberships. https://www.nhc.coop/covid-19-impacts-the-national-health-c

24.01.2022 Women's Health and Wellbeing Barwon South West CEO Emma Mahony finds out about why women are so affected economically and where to go for help as she chats with the CEO of National Council of Single Mothers and their Children (NCSMC), Terese Edwards.

24.01.2022 In 2015, Daniel and Liam Poole, two young social entrepreneurs with a love of crepes, jumped on the food truck trend sweeping Melbourne and set up Crepes for Change, a social enterprise that donated 100 per cent of its profits to alleviating youth homelessness.

18.01.2022 Hiring at Brophy in Warrnambool

17.01.2022 A boy born in Australia in 2010 has a life expectancy of 78.0 years while a girl born at the same time could expect to live to 82.3 years old. Right from the st...art, boys suffer more illness, more accidents and die earlier than their female counterparts. On top of this, men take their own lives at four times the rate of women (that's five men a day, on average). Accidents, cancer and heart disease all account for the majority of male deaths. It’s Men’s Health Week (June 1521). For more info go to the Men’s Health Information & Resource Centre at [email protected]

16.01.2022 CaringLife allows children in out-of-home care to privately and safely keep all their photos, videos and other important mementos from their time in care.

15.01.2022 Farewell to viewers of this page, thank you for support over the years. While the consultancy continues to provide services we have decided to no longer maintain a Facebook page for the business. We will continue with our LinkedIn page, so if you have a LinkedIn acct head over to www.linkedin.com/in/johncoxon

11.01.2022 A new network of Carer Gateway service providers was established in April this year. Since then, they have been providing new and improved services for carers a...cross the country. Carers can access a range of support for them and the person they care for, but we understand it can be confusing to know where to go for help. If you’re not sure what services are available to you as a carer or who to get in touch with, Carer Gateway offers helpful information for you to keep in mind when looking for support. Read it https://bit.ly/2Z2S32T

10.01.2022 ADVICE FOR FAMILIES IN NEED How to seek help. Nearly all of the 100 registered local agencies are offering restricted services due to CV-19. Getting help for ...food support can be difficult. We suggest you contact the Salvos, Anglicare, St Vinnies, your church or neighbourhood centre to get help. We have lots of food to support agencies who will support you and your family.

10.01.2022 Preparing and writing funding submissions are a necessary part of the management of every arts organisation. Competition for funds is ferocious, therefore it is important you prepare an effective funding submission. While there is no set way to write a funding submission there are a number of things you can do to write an effective funding submission that is one that catches the attention of the reader. [ 675 more words ] http://johncoxon.com.au/2020/07/03/funding-submissions/

08.01.2022 The crisis management issues engulfing aged care facilities in Victoria, and threatening those in New South Wales and Queensland highlights several persistent problems within the nonprofit sector. These include insufficient funding at the best of times, but completely woeful and inadequate during a cash consuming crisis, A reliance upon casual employees or those on limited hour contracts, who in an effort to pay their bills, shop themselves out to multiple employers in any given week. [ 558 more words ] http://johncoxon.com.au/2020/07/25/crisis-management/

06.01.2022 When you tell the world how your work changes peoples lives inTouch Multicultural Centre Against Family Violence you will grow your family of supporters and this is the result - well done

06.01.2022 FREE nonprofit organisational health check. No there won't be any stethoscopes, needles or latex gloves. I have developed this free health check as an assessment tool to enable you to review your organisation, prioritise what needs to be done next and set out a plan. Sempples! It's free, just follow the link and down load, It costs nothing but it could save you heaps. https://johncoxon.com.au/quick-health-check/

05.01.2022 The nonprofit sector has experienced all extremes over the past four months. Funded service providers have continued to operate as essential services, while arts, sports and community organisations have been forced to close. Those continuing to provide services have seen their costs increase as they try to meet demand, while those reliant upon sales of a commercial product have seen their revenue decimated. [ 585 more words ] http://johncoxon.com.au/2020/07/22/rebuild/

05.01.2022 Spiritual Capital extends material capital into the realm of sustainability. If we are to thrive as a society then we must become more inclusive and generate even greater wealth by doing good. http://johncoxon.com.au/2020/09/24/spiritual-capital/

05.01.2022 Times are tough for every one of us right now but remember to stick together, reach out, talk, check in on your mates and simply be kind to each other. We are always here if you need to chat #StandingTall #NowAndForever

04.01.2022 As a part of our building blocks suite of assessment tools we offer an organisational health check. This differs from our complimentary quick health check. The organisational health check provides you with feedback on the following key capabilities - Governance Planning Risk Management Financial Management Human Resources Quality & Safety Information Management Marketing/Communications Each capability comprises 18-20 best practices under three sections; people, evidence and implementation. [ 180 more words ] http://johncoxon.com.au//09/22/organisational-health-check/

03.01.2022 thought for the day

03.01.2022 Writing a post on the future of business while in the midst of a pandemic may be considered an exercise in uselessness. Afterall who can know what the future holds? We do know that businesses will continue to start, expand and succeed. We also know that businesses are critical to providing employment therefore they are not going anywhere in the foreseeable future. [ 474 more words ] http://johncoxon.com.au/2020/09/03/future-of-business/

02.01.2022 The current lock down of metro Victoria due to an upsurge in Covid-19 community infection serves as a reminder of what we may all have to live with for the next couple of years. Were the situation to worsen, community self determination will become increasingly important. It also underlines the fragility of the Prime Ministers JobMaker plans. Visionary as this may be, the reality is that so much of the economic recovery of the Australian economy is out of the hands of both the Federal and State Governments. [ 426 more words ] http://johncoxon.com.au///08/community-self-determination/

01.01.2022 Good advice, lets care for our pets upon our return to work Lort Smith