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Omeo District Health

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25.01.2022 Edit: This session will now also be available on Zoom ( see invitation below). If you have technical issues, it may be difficult to solve them on the evening, but Toni is happy to organise another on line session.... Register with Rowena to get the link. ... Parents session and dinner with Toni Seiler, Speech Pathologist. When: Tuesday 24th November Time: 5.30pm-6.30pm Where: The Hilltop Hotel, Omeo. ***The session will be followed by dinner. This evening session is an opportunity to learn more about your child’s communication including speech, reading, learning and social skills. The evening will consist of an informal chat with Toni with time for questions and discussion on any subjects of interest or concern you may have. As we are offering a meal, we need definite bookings by Friday 20th November. Register now by emailing Rowena Turner, High Country Schools As Hubs Coordinator at: [email protected]

23.01.2022 National Simultaneous Story time (NSS) in the High Country. Families are invites to come along with their children to the annual NNS events in Swifts Creek and Omeo during next week. NSS aims to engage children of all ages to enjoy books by creating a sense of excitement around reading. SWIFTS CREEK- Tuesday 25 May at 10am, Tambo Campus, Swifts Creek P-12.... OMEO- Wednesday 26 May at 2.15pm, Omeo Primary School. This year the Year 7’s from Swifts Creek P-12 will tell the story of ‘Give me some Space’ by Philip Bunting. Attending parents of pre-school children will receive a free copy of the book. For more information, Rowena Turner, Schools As Hubs Coordinator on 5159 4323.

23.01.2022 Home Based Services Office Closed From 22nd December 2020- 4th January 2021

22.01.2022 Award winners announced at the Gippsland Primary Health Network (GPHN) AGM tomorrow night!

21.01.2022 Shout out to all Volunteers in the High Country. Come along for a morning tea to celebrate the valuable contributions of individuals and groups in the High Country who volunteer their time for the greater benefit of the community. Where: Omeo Recreation Reserve... When: Saturday 22 May at 10.00am. Bookings by 19th May: https://www.trybooking.com/BQZIT

21.01.2022 - Service Provider List for Children with Additional Needs - Finding services and supports for children with additional needs has proven to be a difficult and stressful experience for parents and carers in East Gippsland. The East Gippsland Children Wellbeing Collective 'Children with Additional Needs Working Group' have created two resources to support and empower parents and families to access the supports that they need. ... These resources include a service provider list that will be regularly updated by a member of the Children with Additional Needs working group and a checklist for parents to support them in communicating with and finding the right service provider for them. Service Provider List- https://www.dropbox.com/s/6w741/CWAN-GIPPSLAND_Nov2020.pdf Checklist- https://www.dropbox.com//Service%20Provider%20Checklist%20

20.01.2022 Everyone can do something ... One way to change the story of domestic and family violence can be as simple as calling out disrespect when you see it or hear it. This could be calling out sexist jokes or comments with your mates or work colleagues.... Be an active bystander. SHOW its not ok, Show SUPPORT to the person experiencing disrespect and SPEAK UP. Of course doing something doesnt mean putting yourself in harm's way. Always keep yourself safe. If unsure, find a different way or another time to approach the topic when you feel comfortable and safe to do so. Seek advice if you need further support. For advice OR support, phone 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732) or phone Safe Steps on 1800 015 188. #dosomething #DoingNothingDoesHarm

19.01.2022 Elder Abuse is a form of family violence and is never ok! The abuse can take many different forms including financial, physical, sexual, psychological and emotional. It can also involve deliberate social isolation or neglect. Everyone has the right to be respected, live in safety and to make their own decisions.... Some older people are denied these rights, often by the people who are closest to them. If you or someone you know is experiencing elder abuse, we are here to help everyone involved. #TogetherForRespectAtHome For more information and support contact: 1800 RESPECT DVRCV Elder Abuse Hotline 1800 44 11 69 or visit https://www.dvrcv.org.au/elder-abuse-hotline Seniors Rights Victoria https://seniorsrights.org.au/your-rights/ Relationships Australia Victoria 1300 364 277 Local Support: Gippsland Lakes Complete Health (GLCH) Family Violence Team - 5152 0013 Gippsland & East Gippsland Aboriginal Cooperative - Family Violence Services - 5153 0125 Yoowinna Wurnalung Aboriginal Healing Service (YWAHS) A range of Family Violence & Therapeutic Services - 4110 2100 Omeo District Health Social Worker - 5159 0136 Orbost Regional Health Family Violence Outreach Support - 5154 6666 If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 000

17.01.2022 There has been many challenges that we have faced together during 2020. Over the coming weeks your local organisations want to share with you a series of posts that were put together by a collective of organisations in the Eastern Region of Melbourne, that promote ways to stay safe, healthy, connected and respectful at home. Stress, anxiety and frustration are all normal responses during this time, however they are never an excuse for violence. All people deserve to live fre...e from fear and family violence and #TogetherForRespectAtHome is asking us to choose kindness, compassion and respect while we get through this together. For more information and support, please contact: BeyondBlue 1300 22 4636 Lifeline 13 11 14 1800 RESPECT 1800 737 732 Safe Steps Family Violence Response Centre (24-hour response centre) 1800 015 188 Men's Referral Service 1300 766 491 Local Support: Gippsland Lakes Complete Health (GLCH) Family Violence Team - 5152 0013 Gippsland & East Gippsland Aboriginal Cooperative - Family Violence Services - 5153 0125 Yoowinna Wurnalung Aboriginal Healing Service (YWAHS) A range of Family Violence & Therapeutic Services - 4110 2100 Omeo District Health Social Worker - 5159 0136 Orbost Regional Health Family Violence Outreach Support - 5154 6666

16.01.2022 Today is International Nurses Day. It has been a tough year, particularly for those on the front line of health care, our nurses. Join us in thanking our nurses for the care they provide, the work they do for our residents and community and all that they have put on the line in responding to the COVID pandemic ... We also recognise and extend our thanks to all the other people behind the scenes that help make it possible for our nurses to their jobs so well.

15.01.2022 ODH EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNTY POSITIONS VACANT ENROLLED NURSE- Permanent Part Time Contract to commence 1st February 2021. ... Applications close 5pm, 22nd January 2021. For more information, contact: Katie Van Heek on phone 5159 0100 or Email: [email protected] Visit: www.odh.net.au

15.01.2022 WALK (FROM HOME) AGAINST FAMILY VIOLENCE & TO SUPPORT EQUAL & RESPECTFUL RELATIONSHIPS - TODAY- WEDNESDAY 25TH NOVEMBER. Its never too late to join and show your support. Join the East Gippsland Partners in Violence Prevention Group in the walk from home by registering your support and participation online at:... https://walk.safesteps.org.au/eastgippslandpartnersinviolen #WSFV2020 Supported by the Omeo Region Prevention of Violence Working Group.

15.01.2022 Testing is available locally from your local bush nursing centres, Omeo District Health and at the Bairnsdale Respiratory Clinic. Please phone ahead for an appointment. Ensay Bush Nurse Centre- 5157 3215... Swifts Creek Bush Nurse Centre- 5159 4210 Omeo District Health Medical Centre- 5159 0140 Bairnsdale Respiratory Clinic- 4116 2014 See more

12.01.2022 Today is International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia & Transphobia (IDAHOBIT). At Omeo District Health we extend our support to our fellow LGBTQIA+ community members and stand against LGBTQIA+ discrimination. Today to celebrate inclusiveness of sexual and gender diversity, ODH staff and community members joined together for the official raising of the Rainbow Flag and a morning tea.

12.01.2022 Today marks the first day of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence as well as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. All over the world people will mark the day by wearing orange - to symbolise a brighter future, free of violence. Today we showed our support by participating in the Walk (from home, work or school) Against Family Violence and To Support Equal and Respectful Relationship.... Family and domestic violence can happen to anyone. For support or more information contact: People in Victoria experiencing family violence can call Safe Steps 24/7 Family Violence Crisis Line any time of the day or night on 1800 015 188. For confidential family violence information, counselling and support, contact 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732. 1800RESPECT can also refer you to a crisis centre in your state. You can find out more about supporting someone experiencing family violence here> https://www.areyousafeathome.org.au/ #WAFV2020 #WhyWeWalk #handsuptochangethestory Supported by Omeo District Health and the Omeo Region Prevention of Violence Working Group.

10.01.2022 2020 has been a challenging year for many of us. From bushfires to the COVID-19 pandemic. If you are feeling uncertain, lonely, stressed, sad or are worried about money you are not alone, and there is help available. The sooner you HeadtoHelp, the better you’ll feel. Phone 1800 595 212 or go to the HeadtoHelp website at www.headtohelp.org.au ... HeadtoHelp is a free service open to Victorians of any age, including children, young people and older adults, whose mental health is suffering. By calling HeadtoHelp you can talk with a trained mental health professional who will work with you to develop a package of support services in response to you individual situation. This could include being connected to existing services or care at a HeadtoHelp mental health hub. HeadtoHelp operates during business hours, currently 8.30am to 5pm Monday to Friday except public holidays. If you need immediate help or are at risk of harm to yourself or others call: Emergency 000 Lifeline 13 11 14 Suicide Line 1300 651 251 If it is after hours and you would like to talk to someone, call: Beyond Blue 1800 512 348 MensLine 1300 789 978 KidsLine 1800 551 800 Local support is available too: Teri Pleydell, Social Worker, Omeo District Health 5159 0136 Louise Oswald, Community Mental Health Nurse, Omeo District Health 5159 0100 or Mobile: 0484 652 609 #HeadtoHelp

10.01.2022 Residential Aged Care Community Consultation What do you look for when it comes to you and your family choosing or accessing residential aged care? Omeo District Health is hosting 4 consulations across our community to give you the opportunity to share your thoughts with us.... To attend one of these session please register by contacting Katie Van Heek on phone 51590100 or email [email protected]

09.01.2022 Get the bikes out! The new pump and skills track opens this weekend in Omeo. Great timing for some holiday fun with the kids.

09.01.2022 ODH MEDICAL CENTRE UPDATE Unfortunately we have not been able to secure a Doctor from Saturday 19th December 2020 to Saturday 2nd January 2021. We apologise for the inconvenience.... Please ensure that you have any necessary prescriptions from the doctor and that you have enough supplies so you don't run out of your regular medications during the holiday period. For urgent medical attention please call 000 All other enquires call Omeo District Health phone: 5159 0100 or Medical Centre phone: 5159 0140.

06.01.2022 Cool down this summer while learning to swim.

06.01.2022 ALL COME OUT TO PLAY VIRTUAL SESSION - TUESDAY DECEMBER 1 @ 10am or WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 9 @ 11am. Join us on a whirlwind musical adventure where fun is the main game! Along the way we will celebrate respectful relationships and gender equality through story telling, song and dance. This is a fun interactive educational experience like no other! Contact Rachael [email protected] for the link.

05.01.2022 Starting Today: Preventing Future Family Violence

04.01.2022 With Christmas fast approaching the ODH SHINE Committee is getting ready for their annual Christmas raffle. We are currently seeking donations of goods or local services to be offered as part of our prize pool. Please drop your donation off at ODH reception by 30th November 2020.... Contact ODH Reception on phone 5159 0100.

02.01.2022 ODH EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNTY POSITIONS VACANT District Nurse - Permanent Part Time- 32hrs per fortnight.... Applications close Wednesday 9th December 2020, 5pm. For more information, contact: Katie Van Heek on phone 5159 0100 or Email: [email protected] Visit: www.odh.net.au

02.01.2022 Look after yourself today

01.01.2022 The Omeo Region Prevention of Violence Working Group is dedicated to changing the story of family violence, violence against women and promoting gender equality. Our Health Promotion Worker (Lou-anne) gives us an overview of the work being done here in the High Country. #handsuptochangethestory #16DaysOfActivism

01.01.2022 Gastro Alert. Stop the spread by washing your and your childrens hands with soap and water regularly.