News and Events

Mallee Track Health and Community Service is committed to being a child safe organisation and have developed a logo to symbolise it. But what does this mean? MTHCS Director of Community Service Lyndal Munro said, “When you see this logo, it symbolises our commitment to your child’s safety. We have approved staff to child ratios, no social media policy, we follow the national model code on use of photos and images of children. And we have updated several policies and procedures to strengthen our work in this space even more”

The kitchen team at Mallee Track Health and Community Service (MTHCS) is proving that good food and good balance go hand in hand. With shifts running from 9am to 3pm, the service is offering family-friendly hours that make it easier for staff to combine work with school drop-offs, pick-ups, and family life. MTHCS Hotel Services Coordinator, Louise Plozza, said the team plays a vital role in supporting both aged care residents and the wider community. “The Domestic Services team is a dynamic group of individuals who are really dedicated to providing the best care to our residents and community” she said. “We prepare meals for our aged care residents and community members with meals on wheels with care and attention.”

Mallee Track Health and Community Service is proud to announce its new Board of Directors, with Carol Mioduchowski stepping into the role of Board Chair as of 1 July. With extensive experience in the health sector as both a clinician and leader, Carol brings a wealth of knowledge and a strong commitment to community-centred care. Currently serving as a Community Health Area Manager at Barwon Health, she has led service expansion initiatives and served on numerous national and state boards in the allied health space. With deep ties to the Mallee, Carol says she is “delighted to have the opportunity to contribute to Mallee Track Health and local communities through the board."