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Christmas is in the air! Our communities are counting down to the festive season. We continue to be amazed by the imaginative ideas our Sea Lake crew keep coming up with!

Sea Lake’s Eily Ottery was happy to receive an official 'thank you' for showing great initiative at work recently. Sea Lake staff have been experiencing a very busy time in the residential care area, so our nursing staff have been extremely grateful to Eily for...

COVID-19 case numbers are on the rise again, with Victoria’s cases last week up 63 per cent on the previous week. The advice from the Department is to expect another significant spike in COVID-19 cases in coming weeks. Emerging Omicron subvariants are being detected in current cases, but there is no evidence to suggest these subvariants cause more severe disease.

Celebrating 25 years of Mallee Track success. It was wonderful to be able to gather, despite the rain, to celebrate 25 years of the Mallee Track Health and Community Service. Our organisation was founded in 1997, bringing together services from Murrayville, Underbool, Patchewollock and Ouyen, before later being joined by Sea Lake, to better service the community...

The Department of Health is pleased to invite applications for part time board director positions of Mallee Track Health and Community Service with terms of office commencing from 1 July 2023...

Sue (Montessori Consulting) and Vanessa (MTHCS staff member) are among those who have been working hard to implement the Montessori model of care in our aged care communities. This includes adding clear, easy to read signage...

Success at Swan Hill Show! Four residents at our Sea Lake aged care community were among the prize winners at the recent Swan Hill Show! A big congratulations to Pat Prater, Yvonne Amos, Maureen Wright and Ethel Prange who all won prizes for their artistic creations...

Our Early Years Educators had a special day in their honor on September 7th. All of our Early Years services had a dessert box delivered to give our educators a treat to say thank you for their hard work.

RUOK? Day was a big event right across the MTHCS catchment and particularly in Sea Lake! Thanks to everyone who got behind the event. It is wonderful to see how much our community members care about each other!

Ouyen nurses Phoebe and Jo recently received flowers from a resident’s family who wanted to show their appreciation for the wonderful care and kindness shown to their loved one. The smiles on their faces say it all! Our nurses strive to deliver quality care...