Peel Youth Medical Service in Mandurah, Western Australia | Family doctor

Peel Youth Medical Service

Locality: Mandurah, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9583 5435

Address: Peel Health Hub. 91 Allnutt Street 6210 Mandurah, WA, Australia

Website: gpdownsouth.com.au/youth-health

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23.01.2022 Have you entered the #mentalhealthweek2020 compeition? @GP down south have partnered with Mental Health Week WA to bring you a bit of fun with a chance to win a $200 voucher. Like our page. Grab the code word (below) and follow the link to enter. https://mentalhealthweek.org.au/events/competition Ts & Cs apply.

11.01.2022 Have you seen this free, online program that has been found to be very helpful for people experiencing body image concerns? *I am Media Smart' is an Australia-wide research trial of Media Smart, an 8-module program developed at Flinders University for all Australians aged 13-25 years who wish to improve their body image. It's free, it's online and it's confidential! Links below to find out more.

07.01.2022 Right outside the Peel Health Hub!! Can't beat a coffee and cake from the Coffee Cabin

07.01.2022 The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) is now recruiting Census Engagement Managers for the 2021 Census. Due to the close working relationship with the community, 35 Census Engagement Manager positions will be only open to Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander applicants. These roles are available across the country in all states and territories. Census Engagement Manager role Census Engagement Managers are specialised roles requiring a high degree of community interaction.... They will be working within communities telling people about the Census and ensuring everyone can take part and get the help they need. Where possible, Census Engagement Managers will be recruited locally. Census Engagement Managers contribute to their communities. They aren’t just about numbers, they empower their community in the use of Census data to help build and shape services. The Census The Census, held on 10 August 2021, is a snapshot of who we are and tells the story of how we are changing. It is one of the largest and most important statistical collections undertaken by the ABS. Census data is used to assist in making decisions including transport, schools, healthcare, housing, infrastructure and business. It also helps plan support and services for individuals, families and communities. The data helps us meet the needs of our diverse population groups, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and vulnerable populations including people experiencing homelessness. Did you know? Census data helps the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health plan medical clinics for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Census data is also used to ensure Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people can access affordable and culturally appropriate community housing. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with strong engagement and communication skills and who love interacting with their mob are encouraged to apply. This is an opportunity to work with their networks and bring their community along on the journey. https://abs.nga.net.au/cp/?audienceypcode=ext+

06.01.2022 Hang in there guys! The finish line is close. If you are going to Leavers in Dunsborough, check out the Leavers WA page for details and where and when you can buy your wristbands. Good luck!

04.01.2022 If you are in the Health Hub, make sure you get your raffle entry to win a pamper pack. The raffle is open until the end of this week. Packs include face masks, moisturisers, exfoliators, bath bombs, nail care items and hair cream.