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How to Use the Maternal and Child Health Centre Directory How to use the Maternal and Child Health Centre Directory The directory is divided into 2 sections: Section 1 Town/suburb listed by municipality in alphabetical order Section 2 Centre addresses listed by municipality in alphabetical order Any queries about the directory please contact: Laura Barroso on 9616 8310 or email [email protected] Additional copies are available at: http://www.dhs.vic.gov.au/earlychildhood Section 1 Town/suburb listed by municipality Town/Suburb Listed by Municipality Town/Suburb Municipality Town/Suburb Municipality Town/Suburb Municipality Abbotsford Yarra City Beech Forest Colac-Otway Shire Burnley Yarra City Airport West Moonee Valley City Beechworth Indigo Shire Camberwell South Boroondara City Albert Park Port Phillip City Belgrave Yarra Ranges Shire Campbellfield Hume City Alexandra Murrindindi Shire Bell Park Greater Geelong City Camperdown Corangamite Shire Alphington Yarra City Bell Post Hill Greater Geelong City Cann River East Gippsland - ORH Altona Hobsons Bay City Bellbridge Towong Shire Canterbury Boroondara City Altona East Hobsons Bay City Bellfield Banyule City Carisbrook Central Goldfields Shire Altona Meadows Hobsons Bay City Belmont Greater Geelong City Carlisle River Colac-Otway Shire Altona North Hobsons Bay City Benalla Benalla Rural City Carlton Melbourne City Anglesea Surf Coast Shire Bendigo Greater Bendigo City Carlton North Yarra City Apollo Bay Colac-Otway Shire Bendigo North Greater Bendigo City Caroline Springs Melton Shire Ararat Ararat Rural City Bentleigh Glen Eira City Carrum Kingston City Armadale Stonnington City Bentleigh East Glen Eira City Carrum Downs Frankston City Ascot Vale Moonee Valley City Berriwillock Buloke Shire Casterton Glenelg Shire Ashburton Boroondara City Berwick Casey City Castlemaine Mount Alexander Shire Aspendale Kingston City Beulah Yarriambiack Shire Caulfield Glen Eira City Aspendale Gardens Kingston City Birchip Buloke Shire Cavendish Southern Grampians Avenel Strathbogie Shire Birregurra Colac-Otway Shire Chadstone Monash City Avoca Pyrenees Shire Boort Loddon Shire Charlton Buloke Shire Avondale Heights Moonee Valley City Boronia Knox City Chelsea Kingston City Badger Creek Yarra Ranges Shire Box Hill North Whitehorse City Chelsea Heights Kingston City Bairnsdale East Gippsland Shire Box Hill South Whitehorse City Cheltenham Kingston City Ballan Moorabool Shire Branxholme Southern Grampians Chiltern Indigo Shire Ballarat Ballarat City Braybrook Maribyrnong City Chirnside Park Yarra Ranges Shire Balmoral Southern Grampians Briagolong Wellington Shire Churchill La Trobe City Balnarring Mornington Peninsula Bright Alpine Shire Clayton Monash City Balwyn Boroondara City Brighton Bayside City Clayton South Kingston City Balwyn North Boroondara City Brighton East Bayside City Clifton Hill Yarra City Bannockburn Golden Plains Shire Broadford Mitchell Shire Clifton Springs Greater Geelong City Baranduda Wodonga Rural City Broadmeadows Hume City Clunes Hepburn Shire Barnawartha Indigo Shire Brunswick Moreland City Cobden Corangamite Shire Barwon Heads Greater Geelong City Bruthen East Gippsland Shire Cobram Moira Shire Bayswater Knox City Buchan East Gippsland Shire Coburg Moreland City Bayswater North Maroondah City Bulleen Manningham City Cockatoo Cardinia Shire Beaconsfield Cardinia Shire Bundoora Banyule City Cohuna Gannawarra Shire Beaufort Pyrenees Shire Bungaree Moorabool Shire Colac Colac-Otway Shire Beaumaris Bayside City Buninyong Ballarat City Colbinabbin Campaspe Shire Beeac Colac-Otway Shire Bunyip Cardinia Shire Coldstream Yarra Ranges Shire Revised: January 2006 Page 1 http://www.dhs.vic.gov.au/earlychildhood Town/Suburb Listed by Municipality Town/Suburb Municipality Town/Suburb Municipality Town/Suburb Municipality Coleraine Southern Grampians Dunolly Central Goldfields Shire Gisborne Macedon Ranges Shire Coolaroo Hume City Eaglehawk Greater Bendigo City Gladstone Park Hume City Corio Greater Geelong City East Melbourne Melbourne City Glen Huntly Glen Eira City Cororooke Colac-Otway Shire Echuca Campaspe Shire Glen Iris Boroondara City Corryong Towong Shire Edenhope West Wimmera Shire Glen Waverley Monash City Cowes Bass Coast Shire Eildon Murrindindi Shire Glengarry La Trobe City Craigieburn Hume City Elmhurst Ararat Rural City Glenorchy Northern Grampians Cranbourne Casey City Elmore Greater Bendigo City Glenroy Moreland City Cressy Colac-Otway Shire Elsternwick Glen Eira City Glenthompson Southern Grampians Creswick Hepburn Shire Eltham Nillumbik Shire Golden Square Greater Bendigo City Crib Point Mornington Peninsula Eltham North Nillumbik Shire Goornong Greater Bendigo City Croydon Maroondah City Elwood Port Phillip City Gormandale Wellington Shire Croydon Hills Maroondah City Emerald Cardinia Shire Goroke West Wimmera Shire Croydon North Maroondah City Endeavour Hills Casey City Gowanbrae Moreland City Culgoa Buloke Shire Epping Whittlesea City Grantville Bass Coast Shire Dandenong Greater Dandenong City Epsom Greater Bendigo City Great Western Northern Grampians Dandenong North Greater Dandenong City Erica Baw Baw Shire Greensborough Banyule City Darley Moorabool Shire Essendon Moonee Valley City Greenvale Hume City Dartmoor Glenelg Shire Euroa Strathbogie Shire Greythorn Boroondara City Daylesford Hepburn Shire Fairfield Darebin City Grovedale Greater Geelong City Dederang Alpine Shire Fawkner Moreland City Gunbower Campaspe Shire Deer Park Brimbank City Ferntree Gully Knox City Haddon Golden Plains Shire Delahey Brimbank City Fitzroy Yarra City Hadfield Moreland City Derrinallum Corangamite Shire Fitzroy North Yarra City Hallam Casey City Diamond Creek Nillumbik Shire Flemington Moonee Valley City Halls Gap Northern Grampians Diggers Rest Melton Shire Flowerdale Murrindindi Shire Hamilton Southern Grampians Dimboola Hindmarsh Shire Footscray Maribyrnong City Hamlyn Heights Greater Geelong City Dingee Loddon Shire Forest Hill Whitehorse City Hampton Bayside City Dingley Kingston City Forrest Colac-Otway Shire Hampton Park Casey City Donald Buloke Shire Foster South Gippsland Shire Harrow West Wimmera Shire Doncaster Manningham City Fountain Gate Casey City Hastings Mornington Peninsula Doncaster East Manningham City Frankston Frankston City Hawkesdale Moyne Shire Dookie Greater Shepparton City Frankston North Frankston City Hawthorn Boroondara City Doreen Whittlesea City Garden City Port Phillip City Hawthorn South Boroondara City Doveton Casey City Geelong Greater Geelong City Healesville Yarra Ranges Shire Dromana Mornington Peninsula Geelong West Greater Geelong City Heathcote Greater Bendigo City Drouin Baw Baw Shire Gelantipy East Gippsland Shire Heathmont Maroondah City Drysdale Greater Geelong City Gellibrand River Colac-Otway Shire Heidelberg West Banyule City Dunkeld Southern Grampians Girgarre Campaspe Shire Heyfield Wellington Shire Revised: January 2006 Page 2 http://www.dhs.vic.gov.au/earlychildhood Town/Suburb Listed by Municipality Town/Suburb Municipality Town/Suburb Municipality Town/Suburb Municipality Heywood Glenelg Shire Lake Bolac Ararat Rural City Mckinnon Glen Eira City Highett Bayside City Lake Tyers East Gippsland Shire Meadow Fair Hume City Hillside (Western) Melton Shire Lakes Entrance East Gippsland Shire Meadow Heights Hume City Hopetown Yarriambiack Shire Lalor Whittlesea City Melton Melton Shire Hoppers Crossing Wyndham City Lancefield Macedon Ranges Shire Melton South Melton Shire Horsham Horsham Rural City Landsborough Pyrenees Shire Mentone Kingston City Huntingdale Monash City Lang Lang Cardinia Shire Merbein Mildura Rural City Hurstbridge Nillumbik Shire Langwarrin Frankston City Meredith Golden Plains Shire Inglewood Loddon Shire Lara Greater Geelong City Merlynston Moreland City Inverleigh Golden Plains Shire Lavers Hill Colac-Otway Shire Merrigum Greater Shepparton City Inverloch Bass Coast Shire Laverton Hobsons Bay City Middle Park Port Phillip City Irymple Mildura Rural City Laverton South Hobsons Bay City Mildura Mildura Rural City Ivanhoe East Banyule City Leitchville Gannawarra Shire Mildura South Mildura Rural City Jeparit Hindmarsh Shire Leongatha South Gippsland Shire Mill Park Whittlesea City Kangaroo Flat Greater Bendigo City Leopold Greater Geelong City Millgrove Yarra Ranges Shire Kaniva West Wimmera Shire Lexton Pyrenees Shire Minyip Yarriambiack Shire Katamatite Moira Shire Lilydale Yarra Ranges Shire Mirboo North South Gippsland Shire Katandra West Greater Shepparton City Linton Golden Plains Shire Mitcham Whitehorse City Keilor Downs Brimbank City Lismore Corangamite Shire Mitta Mitta Towong Shire Keilor East Moonee Valley City Little River Wyndham City Moe La Trobe City Kensington Melbourne City Loch Sport Wellington Shire Monbulk Yarra Ranges Shire Keon Park Darebin City Lockington Campaspe Shire Montmorency Banyule City Kerang Gannawarra Shire Long Gully Greater Bendigo City Montrose Yarra Ranges Shire Kew East Boroondara City Lorne Surf Coast Shire Moonee Ponds Moonee Valley City Kew North Boroondara City Macarthur Moyne Shire Mooroolbark Yarra Ranges Shire Keysborough Greater Dandenong City Macedon Macedon Ranges Shire Mooroopna Greater Shepparton City Kialla Greater Shepparton City Macleod Banyule City Morang South Whittlesea City Kilmore Mitchell Shire Maffra Wellington Shire Moreland Moreland City Kilsyth Yarra Ranges Shire Maidstone Maribyrnong City Moriac Surf Coast Shire Kinglake Murrindindi Shire Maldon Mount Alexander Shire Mornington Mornington Peninsula Kingsbury Darebin City Mallacoota East Gippsland - ORH Mortlake Moyne Shire Kingsville
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