Came from the Gwen Goedecke CollectionSt. Albans Community Health & Resources Centre Community Services Directory November 1984st. albans community health & resources centre community services

Deer Park Community Health Centre Station Street soon after opening in the 1980s|Invitation to the opening of the Deer Park Community Health Centre Station Road Deer Park 14th December 1974 to Cr. Jack Tighe and Mrs Tighedeer park community health centre, deer park, station road

Public library end processing stickers "Not for Loan" and call number details on front cover.annual report, diamond valley/eltham community health and welfare service

Your Community Health and Welfare Services Sunshine|Community Services|Support Services|Physical Assitancecity of sunshine

The first Sunbury Community Health Centre was built on the corner of Horne Street and Gap Road in a temporary building. As result of further funding in 1974, a permanent building was erected and opened in 1981 and operated from that site until 2000 when it was relocated into a larger and more modern building on the former Sunbury Primary School site in Macedon Street to accommodate Sunbury's expanding population and needs.It now operates under the name of Sunbury and Cobaw Community Health Centre. The old building was demolished and replaced with a fast-food outlet.A non-digital coloured photograph of the Sunbury Community Health Centre showing the notice board displayed in the front giving phone details and parking area.sunbury community health centre, health centres, gap road, horne street

Contains articles relating to various Citizens of Stawell and programs run by Community Health Centre 1986 2025, containing articles, photographs. Gary & Cheryl Withers featured as volunteers in one article. Blue and White Booklet with pictures of PeopleGrampians Community Healthstawell health

36 page soft cover book ' The First 10 Years 1975 -1985 Golden Square Kangaroo Flat Community Health Centre.' Includes several B&W photosgolden square, kangaroo flat, community health centre

History of Community Health Nursing for a Low Socio-economic Group in a Locality of Unique Australian History. Submission for The First national Conference on Austrlain Nursing History May, 1993. Prepared by diane M. Francis La Trobe University College of Northern Victoria , February 1993Diane M. Francis.australia, history, community health nursing.

Judy Graham, Roisin Kingsella, Tom Allen and Michael Kinsella at Community Health Centre Fete Jemmeson Street Lakes Entrance VictoriaBlack and white photograph of four children Judy Graham Roisin Kingsella Tom Allen and Michael Kinsella at Community Health Centre Fete Jemmeson Street Lakes Entrance Victoriacommunity services, public events, social history, people, health services

The Mountain District Community Health Service (MDCHS) was conceived of by Cockatoo local Myrtle Quicke, a well-renowned medical professional and nurse in the early-mid 1900s, as well as a founder of the Australian College of Nursing. After moving to Cockatoo in 1954, she quickly realised the shortage of adequate medical care in the area and organised the establishment of the MDCHS. This involved fundraisers and meetings with both locals and council officials to drum up funding and support against opposition who believed there was no need for such a centre. For many years, money was raised for the MDCHS by an opportunity shop nearby until the centre opened on the 3rd of March, 1964. It operated on a membership service, costing £1/5 a year for a single man or woman with no dependents, and a nurse was in attendance 24-hours a day. Alongside the development of the MDCHS, the Berwick Shire council (now part of Cardinia Shire) decided to assign an Infant Welfare Nurse to Cockatoo in order to assist with an influx of new babies in the area. An Infant Welfare Centre was attached to the MDCHS, and opened at the same time. Myrtle joked that she would have the Queen open the building, but it was instead opened by the Governor of Victoria, Sir Rohan Delacombe. The day was one of great celebration for all in the town.This photograph documents the growth of local healthcare and medicine, as well as one of the many accomplishments of Myrtle Quicke.A black and white photograph of the front of a brick building. The building is enclosed by a low metal fence and two open gates, and sits on an unsealed road. Behind the building are a number of tall trees. On the reverse of the photograph is a handwritten pencil caption.In photograph, on freestanding sign: "MOUNTAIN DISTRICT COMMUNITY / HEALTH SERVICE" In photograph, on sign on brick wall: "COCKATOO / INFANT WELFARE / CENTRE" Reverse, handwritten in pencil: "'MOUNTAIN DISTRICT COMMUNITY / HEALTH SERVICE' / AND / 'COCKATOO INFANT WELFARE CENTRE 1960's'"cockatoo, 1960s, medical & health

Report prepared by the Eltham Community Health Centre Working Party. Includes an introduction (background, rationale and development of working party), principles and aims of the Eltham Community Health Centre, special characterisitics of Eltham, community health needs by programme area, staff establishment requirments and accomodation. Includes appendices including names of working party members. The initiative for establishing a health centre began in 1975. Withdrawn copy from Yarra Plenty Regional Library Collection27 pages bound and laminted. HG Booklet 5harry gilham collection, eltham community health centre

Names of people unknownBlack and white photograph of elderly people sitting in audience at concert organised by Community Health Auxiliary. Lakes Entrance Victoriahealth services, entertainment

Black and White photograph of six named people at Community Health Centre discussing subdivised traineeship Lakes Entrance Victoriahealth services

Colour photographs of Nowa Nowa Community Health Centre Memorial Gardens established in June 2000 from an idea of Nellie Melba Welsh Nowa Nowa Victoriapublic health, gardens, community

B/W copy from Grampians Community Health Centre Book Stuart Dunn with a piano Accordion and holding his fox terrier. Stuart is wearing glasses and printed shirt.

B/W copy from Grampians Community Health Centre Book Thelma is wearing glasses & chain around her neck. White collar & top has two buttons.

B/W copy from Grampians Community Health Centre Book Mr Dunn is wearing a checked shirt, Stihl jacket and Jeans. He is sitting on a stool reading a book.

B/W copy of Kit Richards from Grampians Community Health Centre Book Kit is sitting in a chair dressed in a dress and cardigan with pearls around her neck. Holding a photograph. Floral curtains in background.

B/W copy from Grampians Community Health Centre Book Norma Pickering has a chain around her neck. She is holding a photograph of herself in her tutu and ballet shoes. In foreground is a brick fireplace.

B/W copy from Grampians Community Health Centre Book Val is sitting in front of an easel with a paint brush in her right hand painting a canvas. She is wearing a floral shirt and has a bracelet on her right arm. There is a cupboard in background with children's paintings on the wall.

B/W copy from Grampians Community Health Centre Book Wilma is sitting in a lounge chair wearing a skivvy and hand knitted striped cardigan buttoned up. She has an item on her lap that she is sewing. In the background there is a light switch and wallpapered wall with curtains and partly showing is a table.

B/W copy from Grampians Community Health Centre Book Rev Fotheringham is wearing striped shirt and trousers with a belt. Holding a frame over a tub. Background is brickwork, mirror on top of cupboard, painting on right hand wall and clothes line. In foreground two pillow slips hanging onclothes line. Tea chests with items on top.

On the 14th of March, 2002, Arthritis Victoria had brought its Healthy Bones Bus to the Casterton community of far west Victoria for a Community Health Expo. The bus was set up on the street outside the Casterton branch of Glenelg Libraries for maximum exposure to shoppers and other passers by. This photo depicts the Healthy Bones Bus parked on the street, near the library.COL photo of a large van parked in a street. The bus is set up and its wide side doors are open to reveal the contents inside. Three people are in attendance: two are seated on deck chairs while the other is standing, leaning back onto the steps leading up to the inside of the van. There are display boards set up on the footpath. The text on one of the van's doors is "Arthritis Victoria 1800 011 041", and on the other door, it is "Osteoporosis Victoria 1800 011 041". Below the text on each door are some large posters.[On a yellow sticky note, handwritten in dark blue ink] Casterton Community Health Expo 14/3/02arthritis victoria, av, osteoporosis victoria, ov, community health expo, information stall, education, outreach, fruit smoothy stall, healthy food, healthy diet, calcium, bone health, strong bones, casterton, glenelg libraries, 2002

In April 1999, Arthritis Foundation of Victoria staff travelled to Merbein, Sea Lake, and Mildura during National Arthritis Week (NAW). These visits were conceived as part of the Rural Access Project. This photo depicts an Arthritis Foundation of Victoria (AFV) information display at the Merbein Community Health Centre for National Arthritis Week (NAW) 1999. A similar information display was set up at the Sunraysia Health Care Centre, in Ramsay Crt, Mildura.COL photo of a large, freestanding display board in front of a curtained window. Beside the display board, on a perpendicular wall, there is a display of numerous brochures inside plastic sleeves affixed to wall. There are also a few signs or posters, a framed item, and a clock on the wall.[Handwritten in blue ink] DISplay aT MERBEIN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE. FOR ARTHRITIS WEEK. SIMILAR ONE AT SUNRAYSIA HEALTH CARE CENTRE RAMSAY CRT MILDURA.arthritis foundation of victoria, afv, rural access project, national arthritis week, naw, outreach, merbein community health centre, information displays, brochures, leaflets, posters, merbein, 1999

The Centre of a Community, a brief history of the Eaglehawk and Long gully Community Health Centre. 68 pages. B&W photos and illustrations Ray Wallace EditorRay Wallace ( editor )eaglehawk, health, community health centre, eaglehawk, long gully, health, community health centre.

From a Golden Past to a Healthy Future, a history of the Eaglehawk & Long Gully Community Health Centre, 97 pages with black & white photographs, illustrations and maps. Research paper submitted as part of the requirements for BA degree Humanities. 1885Dianne N Franciseaglehawk, health, community health centre, eaglehawk & long gully community health centre, health, eaglehawk - history.