Talking with children about Coronavirus
March 18, 2020
We’re all surrounded by messages about the Coronavirus, making it a potentially confusing and scary times for children of all ages (as well as adults!).
COVID-19 Community Announcement
March 16, 2020
At GLCH, our priority is always serving our clients and the communities we operate in. We seek to provide a safe environment for our clients
Eat Well in the Workplace – a guide to healthy eating and catering in East Gippsland
March 4, 2020
This resource has been developed in partnership with organisations across East Gippsland funded by the East Gippsland Primary Care Partnership. The guide provides practical advice
Bushfire Case Support Program supporting local communities
January 13, 2020
After a bushfire, sometimes people are unsure of what to do next. The Bushfire case support program provides practical support for people who have been
FARMING FAMILIES RALLY FOR MENTAL HEALTH
January 9, 2020
The generosity and kindness of ordinary Australians is unbelievable! Dairy farmer Mark Laity from Wiseleigh (near Bruthen) has had his farm burnt out. But Mark is
Helping local communities
January 7, 2020
As a priority, Gippsland Lakes Complete Health will be maintaining our service delivery, as long as it is safe to do so. The recovery response
Protection available for people vulnerable to smoke
January 6, 2020
DHHS are coordinating the distribution of masks to help protect vulnerable people from the smoke across East Gippsland. Deliveries will be made sometime today. Masks
Site & service information
January 6, 2020
We are attempting to operate ‘business as usual’ this week, subject to continual monitoring of fire alerts and road closures. Our Bruthen and Nowa Nowa
Children’s Centre CLOSED until 13 Jan
January 3, 2020
GLCH Children’s Centre will remain closed until Monday January 13. As Lakes Entrance is part of the declared “State of Emergency, the Department of Education
Bushfire smoke and respiratory conditions
January 2, 2020
People with asthma and carers looking after loved ones with asthma should be extra vigilant around the smoke from the bushfires. Fine particles and gases