Bass Coast Community Health Service

News -BCCHS Introducing Nurse Practitioner Clinics

Introducing Nurse Practitioner Clinics to the Waterline areas

We are excited to announce Nurse Practitioner Clinics are being established in Corinella, Grantville and San Remo. This is an Australian Government initiative funded through the Department of Health and Ageing. The aim is to improve access to primary health care for the older persons whilst focusing on meeting the needs of the population within the Waterline area's.

Endorsed Nurse Practitioner, Deb Garvey (pictured centre) and Nurse Practitioner Candidate, Jo Kelly (pictured left) have been appointed to conduct the clinics. Jeanette Draper, project worker (pictured far right) is assisting developing and implementing the model of practice. A reference group has formed and the team is working towards opening the clinics from the end of May. Clients of any age will be able to be treated at the clinics.

News - San Remo Community Wood Fired Oven

BCCHS have developed a partnership with the San Remo Foreshore Committee in a new innovative initiative

The San Remo Community Wood Fired Oven. Click here for the press release.

The San Remo Community Wood Fired Oven is available to hire for your next function find out how you can impress your guests and hold a function no one has before

Did you know? The Drug & Alcohol Team

Provide programs & support for people experiencing Alcohol & Other Drug related issues.

BCCHS continually identify, develop, implement and evaluate programs suitable for the individual, family members and the community. Early intervention is another initiative of BCCHS and all AOD programs are designed to support and empower the individual securing better control and healthier choices within your own life

For further information read more or you may direct your enquiry to the Duty Worker on 5671 3500

Whats On ?

Wonthaggi Community Garden The Wonthaggi Community Garden, located at the Bass Coast Adult Education Centre in Wonthaggi, is a place for community members to socialise and learn about sustainable ways of living and local food production.

For further information download the March edition of the Wonthaggi Garden Newsletter here. An informative booklet Home Harvest, is also available for you to download with great tips on growing your own vegetables.

News - Womens Health Alert!

Did you know?

The Biggest risk factor in cervical cancer is not being screened every two years.
Three out of four women who develop cervical cancer have either never had a Pap test or havent had one in the past 5 years!!!
The good news is Bass Coast Community Health Service (BCCHS) are now offering Pap test appointments within your local area.