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"Working together with trust and respect"
West Heidelberg (03) 9450 2000
Greensborough (03) 9433 5111
This week we celebrate the awesome youth of 3081, who’s feisty ideas, care for their community and wish to make a difference have grown 10 years of Youth Foundation projects.
Here’s a photo of 3081’s next generation of Somali young men – we are working with them to gain funding so they can have regular footsal training after school, building connection, health and positive aspiration.
Go Regent City!
#YouthFoundation #Himilo #RegentCityFootballClub #BanyuleCommunityHealth
The All Girls Graduation Celebration brought young Muslim women together from across 3081 for a party like any teenager might go to – the difference? It was for women only. The music blared, the women dressed up, looked amazing and had a brilliant time – this was a safe space where they could be themselves, dance and have fun. The only down side was Lis getting them to stop the party at midnight!
Congratulations to Amal, Fardowza and Yasmin for making this happen.
The Women of West Heidelberg International Women's Day event has become an annual event for Banyule Community Health.
This year's focus is 'Press For Progress' and includes presentations from Key Speakers - Hon. Jill Hennessy (Minister for Health), Dr. Philomena Horsley (Women's Health Rights Activist, Researcher, Educator) and Jenny Macklin (Federal Member for JagaJaga).
On Saturday 17 February, Gambler's Help team members Lachlan and Anna attended the Kangaroos Family Day to encourage fans to love the game and forget the odds. Approximately 2000 people attended this day.
Please be aware that the Greensborough Uniting Church carpark will be closed to the general public from today.
The building company undertaking the development to the rear of the carpark have leased it from the church. They are removing the boom gates today and replacing them with their own gates allowing only building workers/contractors through.
It is anticipated that the closure will be in place for the next 12 months (minimum).
The summer edition of our 'Community Health Matters' newsletter is now available to view in our newsletter section.
We hope you enjoy the read.
Click here to read it now.
Our 2017 Youth Foundations 3081 and Parkville College Newsletter has been published - view it now here.
13 December 2017
A consortium led by Banyule Community Health will deliver a new Mental Health Stepped Care Model in Melbourne’s north-east from mid-January.
The announcement follows Eastern Melbourne PHN’s (EMPHN’s) commitment of $2.5 million funding for mental health services across the continuum – for people requiring low intensity to higher levels of support – with an emphasis on recovery.
“Working together with trust and respect”
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