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Tallangatta Health Service

Locality: Tallangatta, Victoria

Phone: +61 2 6071 5200

Address: 25 Barree St 3700 Tallangatta, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.tallangattahealthservice.com.au

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23.01.2022 YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM JOB OPPORTUNITY

22.01.2022 COPING WITH CHRISTMAS For many people, the festive season is an exciting time to connect with others and celebrate. But for others, it can be the most stressful time of the year. This year I have decided to keep my expectations around Christmas ‘real and achievable’. What I truly desire Christmas to be will not happen due to circumstances. I can make my Christmas the best possible with what I have available to me. ... Doolhof, Online forum Community Champion For many people, the festive season is a jolly time to connect with others and celebrate the year. But financial issues, family conflict and loneliness can increase stress for people with anxiety or depression in the lead up to Christmas and the new year. Here are some festive management strategies to help you deal with the holiday season as well as experiences and advice from community members in our online forums. https://www.beyondblue.org.au//suppo/coping-with-christmas The information provided covers areas about the following: Changing Expectations Managing Conflict Staying Well and In the Present Relaxation, Being Financially Festive Tips and a range of supports https://www.beyondblue.org.au//suppo/coping-with-christmas A smile, a phone call and gift of your favourite home cooked biscuits, a voucher. First days of December remember to plan ahead for all your Self Care ideas. Sharing your ideas to others is a meaningful way of giving back. Hope you enjoy taking some time to look through your favourite music lists

20.01.2022 BREASTSCREEN VICTORIA - TALLANGATTA 7 - 18 DECEMBER BreastScreen Victoria Van The hot pink BreastScreen Victoria van is returning to Tallangatta from 7-18 December to provide free breast screens for women over 50. A breast screen every two years is the best way to find cancer early, when treatment is most successful. Breast screens are with a female radiographer, take 10 minutes and you don’t need a GP referral or Medicare card. Don’t miss out! And tell the women in your lif...e over 50 to book too. The van will be at the NEW location of 32 Towong Rd, Tallangatta. Book online or call 13 20 50. BreastScreen Victoria van returns to Tallangatta with free breast screens From 7-18 December, BreastScreen Victoria’s hot pink van will return to Tallangatta to provide free breast screens to the community. Women aged between 50 and 74 should have a free breast screen every two years. They are the best way to find breast cancer early, before there are symptoms and when treatment is most successful. All breast screens are with a female radiographer, in a friendly and safe environment. You don’t need a doctor’s referral or Medicare card, and screens only take 10 minutes. BreastScreen Victoria has safety measures in place to protect clients and staff against the risk of COVID-19. This includes mandatory face masks and spaced out appointments to allow for physical distancing, and more cleaning in between appointments. More information about screening during COVID-19 can be found on the BreastScreen Victoria website. The van will be at the new location of 32 Towong Rd, Tallangatta (opposite Towong Shire Council). Appointments for the Tallangatta van can be made online at breastscreen.org.au or by calling 13 20 50. Links: Bookings: https://bookings.breastscreen.org.au or call 13 20 50 Facebook: Tallangatta van event page; BreastScreen Victoria Website: www.breastscreen.org.au

18.01.2022 Mind - Help, Hope and Purpose Psychosocial Support for Bushfire Affected Areas

18.01.2022 Stay S.A.F.E this festive season: Stick to single dipping no double Avoid a buffet style spread Favour good hygiene ... Embrace the app keep COVIDSafe active on your phone Let’s keep family and friends happy and healthy. Learn more about COVID Safe behaviours at https://www.health.gov.au//healthy-eating-during-coronavir

17.01.2022 Tallangatta residents are invited to an information session to discuss community priorities in bushfire recovery and the possible establishment of a Tallangatta... Community Recovery Committee. We need your input and ideas to inform how we recover and renew as a community and move towards a more resilient future. Finger food provided and COVID-19 restrictions apply so RSVP is essential. Go to www.eventbrite.com.au/e/recovery-group-information-session- or contact Council on 1800 518 222 or [email protected].

17.01.2022 Mental Health and Bushfire Recovery resources https://headtohealth.gov.au/ https://www.sane.org/lifeafterbushfires/

16.01.2022 Bushfire Financial Assistance Grant https://www.redcross.org.au//recovering-from-emerge/grants

15.01.2022 Position Organisational Support (Medical Centre - casual)

14.01.2022 COVID-19 related permits All visitors to Tallangatta Health Service will now be required as part of the COVID-19 screening, to answer questions in regards to travel or contact with people from the outbreak zone in NSW. Thank you for your co-operation.... https://www.abc.net.au//victorian-heath-minister-/12997472

14.01.2022 Family Violence Information

13.01.2022 Fire Danger Ratings tell you how a fire will behave if one starts. If a fire starts on an Extreme or Code Red day it will be unpredictable, uncontrollable and ...fast moving. It’s important to understand what each rating means and what action you need to take. For more info visit www.vic.gov.au/plan-and-prepare. #PlanActSurvive

13.01.2022 Uniting A reminder that Uniting in Wodonga’s phone number is : 02 6048 6900. Anyone needing Emergency Relief assistance need to phone this number and not the St Stephens church phone number.

11.01.2022 Today marks the start of Respect Victoria's 'Respect Women: Call it out' campaign The campaign takes places during the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Bas...ed Violence, a global campaign initiated by the United Nations to eliminate gender-based violence and discrimination. In partnership with Corryong Health and Tallangatta Health Service, a number of initiatives will take place during the campaign: AFLW Footballer and spokesperson Daisy Pearce will speak to secondary school students about 'Empowering Young Women' The Corryong Visitor Information Centre will be illuminated orange and orange lanterns will be placed outside businesses in Hanson Street Students from participating primary schools will receive free packets of seeds with Respect messaging - a symbol of growth and resilience 'Freedom from Violence' stickers will be placed on coffee cups from participating cafes If you've seen or experienced sexual harassment, sexism and disrespect occurring, take this opportunity to stand up and call it out. We all need to work together to call out harassment, sexism, inequality and discrimination. #RespectWomen #CallitOut

11.01.2022 Just a friendly reminder... Tallangatta Medical Centre is heading to Eskdale tomorrow!! Sue Reid will be at the community hall from 10am to 12:30pm. We still have spots available. Please call 6071 5270 to make an appointment.

08.01.2022 ARE THEY TRIPLE OK? "Are they triple OK?" How to have a conversation that matters. Date: Thursday 3 December Time:... 12:30pm - 1:15pm AEST Join this FREE interactive online event for practical tips and guidance from industry professionals and experts on how to have a conversation with and provide support to police and emergency service workers when they're confronted with challenges at work and in life. This event is for emergency services workers and volunteers and their family and friends. The event will include interviews with industry specialists from psychologists, peer support officers, sector support services through to everyday workers and volunteers. Topics will include: How conversations can make a difference The signs it might be time to start a conversation Simple, practical tools to help you have a conversation Managing emotional reactions during a conversation Useful contacts and support options for someone who’s not OK How to stay connected and provide support remotely / digitally This event will be recorded, so if you are unable to attend the live screening, please register and you will be sent a recording after the event. https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/are-they-triple-ok-how-to-h

07.01.2022 Mental Health Childhood best mates Gus Worland & Hugh Jackman are set to co-host a one-off global mental fitness radio show - "Mind Your Mates With Gus & Hugh." This Monday December 21 from 6am-9am AEDT, Gus & Hugh will be joined by a collection of celebrity mates, including Grant Hackett, Joel Edgerton, Jimmy Barnes, Adam Gilchrist, Scott Morrison and many more, to reflect on the challenges of 2020 and its impact on mental health, and the importance of taking an active role... in building emotional muscle and resilience. This is part of Gotcha4Life’s ‘Mind Your Mate’ campaign encourages people to connect on a deeper level with a mate and commit to ‘Mind Your Mate Monday’, a day to check in with each other, talk about problems openly and make sure the other is doing okay. The show will be broadcast nationally across the Triple M network, live streamed through triplem.com.au and available around the world on the Triple M App - available on the App & Google Play stores.

06.01.2022 As summer approaches, it’s important to plan ahead to avoid heat-related illnesses. Many pop-up testing clinics may be located outdoors with minimal shade. If y...ou must be out in the heat or waiting in a car for a long time, plan ahead. Make sure you stay hydrated, avoid direct sun and never leave babies, children or animals in a car. Don’t forget to check in or call older relatives, neighbours and other individuals at an increased risk for heat-related illness that may be isolated due to COVID-19. For more information, visit: https://www.health.gov.au//heatwave-health-tips-and-inform See more

01.01.2022 Tallangatta Medical Centre Out Reach Clinic Mitta Mitta & Dartmouth November 2020 Skin Checks and wellbeing were the focus of our Outreach Chronic Disease clinic this visit.... GP, Dr Benjamin Nelson and Practice Nurse, Louise Bowran spent the morning in Mitta Mitta on the 16th November and a total of 12 clients visited. Feed back from the local community was that the service was very welcomed and appreciated. In future clients would like more visits to occur with increased advertising of the planned dates. Locum GP, Dr Quinton Miles, Credentialed Diabetes Educator, Denise Johnston and Practice Nurse, Louise Bowran visited Dartmouth on the 17th November for the second clinic. Dr Miles was very amused at the prospect of seeing Dinosaurs in this high-risk area as indicated by the road signage. Another 12 Dartmouth community members took advantage of our clinic made possible from MPHN funding to allow us to go out to our communities. The Van was kindly provided by the POCHE Centre for Indigenous health in Albury and made visiting these communities so much easier as all our equipment is within the van. Community members benefited by having their skin checks performed and general health and wellbeing discussed. Our next Clinic will be held at Eskdale Hall on the 3rd December 2020. Nurse Practitioner Sue Reid and Kerrie Attree will be at the community hall from 9.30 am to 1 pm Bookings preferred Please call Tallangatta Health Service on 02 60 715 270 to make an appointment. Please come along for a Health Check-up