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Directory Health & Community Services in Campaspe DIRECTORY Health & Community Services in Campaspe Directory of Health and Community Services in Campaspe This directory includes service contact details and service descriptions to help you find the services you need. The directory provides a list of publicly funded providers – for private providers please refer to your local telephone directories. Acknowledgements This directory is an initiative of the Campaspe Primary Care Partnership (PCP), funded by the Victorian Department of Health and Human Services. This directory was developed with input from the Campaspe PCP Service Integration Steering Committee. For further service information go to www.nhsd.com.au which provides a nation-wide directory of services accessible to both consumers and professionals. For e-secure messaging www.connectingcare.com supports secure transfer of referrals and other messages whilst complying with all health information privacy legislation. The Better Heath Channel is a reliable health information access point for consumers, and professionals to use at www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au. Please note that fees apply to some services - check with your service provider. Produced November 2019. Acknowledgement of Country Campaspe PCP respectfully acknowledges the traditional Aboriginal owners of country and pay our respects to them, their living culture and Elders past, present and future. The Campaspe Shire Council is the traditional lands of the Dja Dja Wurrung, Taungurung and Yorta Yorta Peoples. Index ABORIGINAL SERVICES 2 - 3 AGED CARE SERVICES 4 - 6 ALCOHOL & DRUG SERVICES 7 CARERS SUPPORT 8 CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICES 9 - 12 CHURCHES 13 - 14 COMMUNITY EXERCISE PROGRAMS 15 COMMUNITY TRANSPORT 16 COUNSELLING SOCIAL WORK 17 DISABILITY 18 EMERGENCY FOOD RELIEF PROVIDERS 19 FAMILY VIOLENCE 20 - 21 FINANCIAL COUNSELLING SERVICES 22 GAMBLERS HELP 23 HEALTH SERVICES 24 - 32 HOUSING & ACCOMODATION 33 IMMUNISATION 34 LEGAL ASSISTANCE 35 - 36 MEDICAL PRACTICES GP CLINICS 37 MEN’S SHEDS 38 MENTAL HEALTH 39 - 40 NEIGHBOURHOOD/COMMUNITY HOUSES 41 PHARMACY 42 SENIOR CITIZENS CENTRES 43 SUPPORT GROUPS 44 SERVICE GROUPS 45 YOUTH SERVICES DIRECTORY 46 VICTIMS SUPPORT 47 INDEX | 1 Aboriginal Services Njernda Aboriginal Corporation provides a number of welfare based programs including Health, Housing, Childcare and Family Services. Baroona Healing Centre Provides a safe and confidential place for young people between 14 - 25 yrs. The centre ph. (03) 5481 3100 offers a 16 week Residential Journey to Heal the Spirit. The stay is then followed by a Post Support Program over a time decided by staff and the young person themselves. Berrimba Childcare Berrimba Childcare Centre provides a range of services including: long day care, ph. (03) 5481 1900 kindergarten, outside school hours care and holiday programs. Njernda Emergency Relief Program Provides resources to support Community Members facing emergency hardship ph. (03) 5480 6252 situations. Njernda Family Services Provides help to individuals & families to strengthen, empower and be in charge of their ph. (03) 5480 6252 destiny. Programs include Stolen Generation/Bringing Them Home, Spiritual Emotional and Wellbeing, Youth Worker and Community Support Workers. Njernda Housing To assist community in transitional housing such as: emergency accommodation, crisis ph. (03) 5480 6252 housing and all temporary housing. Also to assist and support in the Office of Housing matters. Njernda Justice The Local Justice Program supports Aboriginal community members with court matters ph. (03) 5480 6252 and with community based orders including young people. Njernda Medical Centre *See Health Services listing. ph. (03) 5480 6252 Njernda Wellbeing Unit Wellbeing workers deliver targeted mental health initiatives addressing the needs of ph. (03) 5480 6252 famililes, children, carers, young people and other individuals. RETURN TO INDEX PAGE ABORIGINAL SERVICES | 2 CAMPASPE DIRECTORY OF HEALTH AND COMMUNITY SERVICES - JULY 2019 Aboriginal Services Case Management Care Connect provides case management and home care packages to Aboriginal people. ph. (03) 4444 2680 Legal Advice Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service ph. 1800 064 865 Aboriginal Family Violence Prevention and Legal Services Victoria ph. 1800 105 303 Yakapna Healing Centre Provides an Intensive Support Service coupled with Culturally Sensitive Therapeutic ph. (03) 5480 7847 Practices preventing the need for children to be placed away from home because of safety concerns; or enabling the safe return of children to the care of their family following placement in the out of home care system. RETURN TO INDEX PAGE ABORIGINAL SERVICES | 3 CAMPASPE DIRECTORY OF HEALTH AND COMMUNITY SERVICES - JULY 2019 Aged Care Services My Aged Care My Aged Care is the government website providing the main access point to the aged care system in Australia. My Aged Care ph. 1800 200 422 www.myagedcare.gov.au Home Care Package Providers Bendigo Health - Echuca ph. (03) 5018 7301 Villa Maria - Shepparton ph. 1300 236 382 Baptcare - Bendigo ph. 13 22 78 Benetas - Mooroopna ph. 1300 236 382 Warramunda - Kyabram ph. (03) 5852 2611 Rochester Elmore & District Health ph. (03) 5484 4465 Uniting AgeWell Echuca ph. 1300 783 435 Advocacy Provides advice and information, ensuring that choices and the povision of services which meets the needs of the individual are available to all community members Elders Rights Advocacy ph. 1800 700 600 Seniors Rights Victoria ph. 1300 368 821 Aged Care Assessment Contact My Aged Care to arrange assesment for services. ph. 1800 200 422 Aged Persons Mental Health For people aged over over 65 years of age, provides specialist assessment and treatment for aged persons with a mental illness. Echuca Community Mental Health ph. 1300 363 788 Dementia Support Dementia Australia provides information, support & education for people living with ph. 1800 699 799 dementia, carers, families & friends and service providers. The Dementia Behaviour Management Advisory Services program provides clinical support for people caring for someone with dementia. The aim of the program is to improve the quality of life of people with dementia and their carers where the behaviour of the person with dementia impacts on their care. Library Services for Seniors Books in a variety of format, Books on Wheels, Words on Wheels, Volunteerism, Broad band for seniors. Campaspe Regional Library ph. 1300 666 535 RETURN TO INDEX PAGE AGED CARE SERVICES | 4 CAMPASPE DIRECTORY OF HEALTH AND COMMUNITY SERVICES - JULY 2019 Aged Care Services Social Support Program Planned activity services aim to prevent social isolation and to maintain consumer independence through supporting or (re) creating social networks and through provision of activities which enhance the physical, cognitive and social well- being of consumers and carers. Campaspe Shire Council ph. 1300 666 535 Kyabram District Health Service ph. (03) 5857 0236 Rochester & Elmore District Health Service ph. (03) 5484 4465 Lockington Planned Activity Groups ph. (03) 5486 2544 Murray Shire SAM – Supported Activities Murray ph. (03) 5482 3852 Residential facilities – Aged Care Homes for people assessed as needing care in an aged care facility operated by an organisation that has been approved by the Australian Government. If you have been assessed and approved as needing care in an aged care home, the Australian Government may contribute to the cost of your accommodation and care. The amount that you will need to pay will depend on your assets and income. Some homes also offer respite (temporary) care. Residential facilities – Echuca Glanville Village – Echuca Regional Health ph. (03) 5485 5465 Echuca Community for the Aged ph. (03) 5480 5000 • Brolga Apartments (supported accomodation) • Cunningham Downs Village (Retirement village) • Illoura Village (Retirement Village) • Wharparilla Lodge (Residential Aged Care) ph. (03) 5480 5000 Residential facilities – Kyabram Warramunda Apartments ph. (03) 5853 2771 Sheridan Aged Care ph. (03) 5857 0209 Warramunda Village ph. (03) 5852 2611 Residential facilities – Tongala Tongala Aged Care Complex ph. (03) 5859 0800 Residential facilities – Rochester Rochester & Elmore District Hostel ph. (03) 5484 4461 Rochester Nursing Home ph. (03) 5484 4461 RETURN TO INDEX PAGE AGED CARE SERVICES | 5 CAMPASPE DIRECTORY OF HEALTH AND COMMUNITY SERVICES - JULY 2019 Aged Care Services Residential Facilites - Rushworth Waranga Aged Care Hostel ph. (03) 5851 8050 Waranga Nursing Home ph. (03) 5851 8000 Community Allied Health Services Program that supports frail older people, people with a disability and their carers to remain at home safely and independently. Disciplines provided include dietetics, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, podiatrists, speech pathologists. Bendigo Health ph. (03) 5454 7102 Echuca Regional Health Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, ph. (03) 5485 5801 Podiatry Community Nursing Echuca Regional Health ph. (03) 5485 5916 Rochester & Elmore District Health Service ph. (03) 5484 4422 Kyabram & District Health Services ph. (03) 5857 0240 Waranga District Nursing ph. (03) 5851 8020 Transition Care Program The Transition Care Program (TCP) provides care for a short term period for older people who have been in hospital. An Aged Care Assessment is required to confirm eligibility for TCP. Services can be provided either in your own home or in a facility. Echuca Regional Health ph. (03) 5485 5916 Rochester & Elmore District Health Service ph. (03) 5484 4421 Kyabram District Health Service ph. (03)
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