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MTHCS celebrates NAIDOC Week at Mallee Minors, where children explored Aboriginal culture through stories, art and play, fostering respect and inclusion. It also invites community members to join Board Committees to help shape local health services, with training and support provided.

The July Edition of Track Talk highlights how Delivered Meals provide nutrition, wellbeing checks and independence across the Mallee, while an aged care glamour shoot boosted residents' confidence, joy and connection.

MTHCS celebrated volunteers who contribute over 350 hours monthly across the Mallee Track, while community wellbeing events, workshops and fundraisers strengthened local connections and raised vital support for cancer services.

Highlights plans for an expanded early years hub in Ouyen, community engagement with local families, stories from the Mallee Track @ Home program in Underbool, and upcoming free community health checks and services across the region.

Board Members from Mallee Track Health and Community Service (MTHCS) have taken another important step in strengthening community connections, recently visiting Murrayville to engage directly with local residents and staff.

There are 70 Urgent Care Centres across rural and regional Victoria and MTHCS has two of them at our Health Care Centres in Ouyen and Sea Lake. Staffed by our urgent care nurses, who provide initial assessment and treatment for any urgent health concern.

The March–April 2026 Community Matters highlights practical health tips, including foot care and disease prevention, alongside expanded mental health support through Mental Health First Aid training. It also promotes oral health initiatives like Smile Squad and raises awareness of measles and mosquito-borne diseases, reinforcing community wellbeing and preventative care.

Mallee Track Health and Community Service (MTHCS) is proud to be participating in the Safer Care Victoria Delirium Research Project; an important statewide initiative aimed at improving the recognition and management of delirium across Victorian hospitals.

Mallee Track Health and Community Service Supports Safer Care Victoria Delirium Research. Mallee Track Health and Community Service (MTHCS) is proud to be participating in the Safer Care Victoria Delirium Research Project; an important statewide initiative aimed at improving the recognition and management of delirium across Victorian hospitals.

A fond farewell to a beloved educator, Louise Fitzpatrick retires after 23 years at MTHCS Ouyen Kindergarten. After 23 years shaping young minds and nurturing generations of children, much-loved Ouyen Kindergarten teacher Louise Fitzpatrick has officially retired, marking the end of an extraordinary chapter in early childhood education in the local community.