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Mallee Track Health and Community Services says its home care support will increase as changes take place in the sector. MTHCS services of delivered meals, social support groups, transport, nursing and allied health are staying the same in the Buloke Shire Council area.

Mallee Track Health and Community Service staff are supporting people in the Patchewollock community as changes take place to home care and meal delivery. MTHCS is one of the new providers servicing the Commonwealth Home Support Programme clients in the Patchewollock district.

Staff and visitors to Mallee Track Health and Community Service aged and urgent care facilities are again required to wear a N95 mask, as local cases of COVID-19 increase. The measures have been put in place to help protect vulnerable members of the community and limit the impact on services.

Independent assessors have again backed the Mallee Track Health and Community Service, reapproving the organisation’s accreditation. Officials from HDAA recently spent a week visiting MTHCS to review its operations across the Mallee.

People's wellbeing in the border region is being boosted by the arrival of a new allied health assistant providing an ongoing, regular service.

At Mallee Track Health and Community Services, we are great believers in providing person-centred aged care. To help us do that our programs and activities are guided by the Montessori In Aged Care principles. Over the past year, staff have been busy completing training and preparing our residential facilities. We’re now at the next exciting stage of recruiting a Montessori Manager.

A wetlands walk was a great chance to see the local flora and fauna. Having fun west of the border. Our Agile Angels group - one of our social support programs, or planned activity groups - is a great way of building friendships and connections in our local community. Their most recent expedition took the angels over the South Australian border...

A golden visit to Sea Lake. All enjoyed cuddles with nurse Tamara’s Golden Retriever puppies on a recent visit to Sea Lake nursing home. Needless to say we all fell in love and even named one for ourselves “Bobby”.

Friday 24th February 2023, 5pm. Ouyen Community Club, 9 Pickering St. Ouyen VIC 3490. Food and beverages are supplied, and we encourage our guests to remain at the Ouyen Club after the meeting for the Club Raffle.

Classic hits and memories. It was a delight to welcome In the Mood back to our Sea Lake hostel to entertain residents. Playing a mix of favourite tunes, the duo had the crowd tapping their toes and singing along throughout the show.