Southern Grampians and Glenelg Primary Care Partnership

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Mental Health	GARDENING IN THE BIG DRY WORKSHOPS A SUCCESS Local gardening enthusiasts turned out in force for the 'Gardening in the Big Dry' workshops with gardening 'guru' Carolyn Blackman. Evaluation Report . . . more For a suggested plant list...more

Climate Change	CONSULTATION DRAFT Strategic Framework - Addressing the Impacts of Climate Change & Rural Adjustment - NOW OPEN FOR COMMENT - Close 30 April. . .more
Healthy Relationships	Healthy Relationships Pilot Expressions of Interest Sought - Closes 18 April - More

Hamilton Dance Week	HAMILTON DANCE WEEK In conjunction with Australian Dance Week and National Heart Week @ Hamilton Performing Arts Centre - Monday 5th May 2008 - Free sessions: 12pm-2pm and 5.30pm - 7.30pm. More>

Kitchen Gardens	GRANTS FOR THE 'GO FOR YOUR LIFE' Kitchen Garden Project are open from 4 March to 9 May 2008. For more information visit www.kitchengardenfoundation.org.au More>
Mental Health First Aid Courses Available	Back by popular demand! Mental Health First Aid courses will again be delivered locally in Casterton, Portland and Hamilton. See attached flyer for full details and registration More>

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Primary Care Partnerships (PCP) were established to facilitate primary care agencies to work together to improve health outcomes for consumers.

Ultimately PCP’s work to reduce hospital admissions by:

preventing ill-health
facilitating better access to and referral within the service system
supporting consumers to manage their chronic illnesses in community based settings

Our Partners

The PCP works with health, local government, arts, sport, education, business, natural resource agencies and many others.

Click here to view our partners

PCP Strategic Plan 2006-09: Summary (PDF, 680kb)

PCP Strategic Plan 2006-09: Full Version (PDF, 412k)

Gardening

Gardening in the Big Dry Workshops - held in Hamilton & Balmoral in March 2008.

Picture above: Christina Hindaugh of Balmoral, Rosie Rowe SGG PCP, Carolyn Blackman guest presenter and Kim Dufty Drought Project Worker Balmoral Bush Nursing Centre. more