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Track Talk / July

1 July 2025
Each week, MTHCS Exercise Physiologist Tsharni Burns and Allied Health Assistant Cara Brady venture out to community halls along the mallee track and hold group exercise classes. There are many health benefits to exercising and our groups provide a safe space for people to be active. Being physically active not only improves physical health but also mental health, which is very important especially in these rural areas.
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Track Talk / June

5 June 2025
We celebrate diversity at Mallee Track Health and Community Service with open doors where everyone is welcome. Fostering inclusivity enriches each and every one of us, living our value of compassion where we treat everyone with care, respect and dignity. You’ll see displayed at all our centres the LEGO “Everyone is Awesome” people. Assembled by our Pattinson House resident Ken Taylor and shown here at MTHCS Ouyen Health Centre.
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Track Talk / May

5 May 2025
Expecting a baby is one of life’s most significant journeys — and at Mallee Track Health and Community Services (MTHCS) in Sea Lake, local families can rely on our experienced and compassionate midwife to guide them every step of the way. MTHCS provides a comprehensive range of midwifery services designed to support women throughout pregnancy and the postnatal period. Delivered from our Clinic at Sea Lake and in-home visits, the service focuses on personalised care that puts mothers and babies first.
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Track Talk / April

10 April 2025
At Mallee Track Health and Community Service (MTHCS), we understand that travelling long distances for specialist appointments can be challenging. We also acknowledge that telehealth appointments are increasingly being offered as an alternative to travel. While this is an excellent initiative, many members of our community have limited access to technology, or have little support available to undertake a telehealth consultation. That’s why we are excited to promote our Telehealth Support services, now available at Ouyen and Sea Lake hospitals,
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Track Talk / January

6 February 2025
MALLEE TRACK TO JOIN LODDON MALLEE LOCAL HEALTH SERVICE NETWORK. In Victoria, every community matters. No exceptions. We are as diverse as we are united and, no matter where we live, we must have access to the highest levels of healthcare as close as possible to our homes. Right now, that just isn’t the case.
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Annual General Meeting

16 December 2024
The Board of MTHCS would like to invite you to attend the MTHCS Annual General Meeting, to be held on Monday 16th December 2024, 5.30 pm. Ouyen Roxy Theatre, 19 Oke St. Ouyen VIC 3490.
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Track Talk / December

9 December 2024
Ouyen Community Gathers to raise Dementia Awareness. A good deal of thanks goes out to MTHCS volunteer Sue Gilchrist and the Community Service team’s Vanessa Morrish for organising a gathering of over 70 community members to listen to speaker Bertilla Campbell from Dementia Australia. What became immediately apparent was the comradery of the assembled group as carers of loved ones who were currently dealing with dementia or relatives of those that had passed talked together.
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Board director opportunities at MTHCS

30 October 2024
The Minister for Health, the Hon. Mary-Anne Thomas MP, is pleased to invite applications for part time board director positions at Mallee Track Health and Community Services. The positions start on 1 July 2025 and appointments are for up to three years.
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New Kids on the Block for MTHCS Early Years Management Team

14 October 2024
With state-wide shortages in early years educators and childcare workers Mallee Track Health and Community Service are holding their own and ready to tackle any challenges with their new Early Years Management Team. The restructure took place in September and has already seen a renewed focus on recruitment to help meet the needs of our growing community.
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MTHCS and MBPH Collaborate to Offer Monthly Antenatal Services for Mallee Track Residents

6 September 2024
Mallee Track Health and Community Service (MTHCS), in collaboration with Mildura Base Public Hospital (MBPH), is excited to announce the launch of monthly antenatal appointments for pregnant women living across the Mallee Track.
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