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Banyule Community Health invites you to attend the 2022 AGM on Wednesday 16 November 2022 at 3.00pm (in person onsite). Location: Thomas Rossell Room, Banyule Community Health, 21 Alamein Road,…
Congratulations to our Banyule Community Health Drive-Thru Testing site team on this HUGE achievement – that’s 26 months straight in rain, hail and sunshine! Together with community members we have…
What better way to celebrate our staff, than to officially recognise and acknowledge the work that they do! In-line with the 2020-25 BCH Strategic Plan, the Workplace Recognition program was…
In accordance with the requirements of the Workplace Gender Equality Act 2012 (Act), Banyule Community Health lodged its organisational report for 2021/22 with the Workplace Gender Equality Agency on 14th…
I’m pleased to inform our members, staff, volunteers, partners, and clients that Michael Smith has been elected as the Chair of the Banyule Community Health Board. Michael takes on the…
4 years ago, Kelly was studying Occupational Therapy at ACU. While on a student placement at Banyule Community Health, she discovered a long-term opportunity with our Occupational Therapy team and…
Peter and Wendy Ogden settled into the West Heidelberg community in the early 1970’s to raise their family. Both Wendy and Peter became key community members in the building of…
What better way to celebrate our staff, than to officially recognise and acknowledge the work that they do! Following the implementation of the 2020-25 BCH Strategic Plan, and the feedback…
From our first steps of flying the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags, having Aboriginal artwork, and building an Indigenous garden, Banyule Community Health has been on a Reconciliation journey…
If you’ve ever given us a call, you might have spoken with Fay! Fay works in the ‘engine room’ of Banyule Community Health, where she organises all the new community…
Barrbunin Beek, meaning ‘happy place’ in woiwurrung language, is a gathering place for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to celebrate culture in a safe place, connect with the community…
Congratulations to Banyule Community Health Dietitian, Nathalie Cook, who was recognised in the Australia Day honours with a Medal of the Order of Australia. Nathalie has been with Banyule Community…