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Posted May 19, 2022
The resilience of our communities has certainly been tested, as these challenges followed on from several years of hardship experienced through drought and bushfires. In recognition of these hard-felt experiences the PHN is pleased to offer the opportunity for communities and organisations to apply for Community Recovery and Reconnection Grants. The grant round is designed to assist our communities to reconnect after long periods of stay-at-home orders, restrictions, and uncertainty.
The grants will support activities, initiatives and programs that aim to strengthen social and community connections, support social and emotional wellbeing and boost resilience building for communities and individuals.
This grant round opened on 19th May and will close on the 12th June 2022.
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In response to the shortage of rurally based General Practitioners (GPs) The PHN is pleased to offer general practice recruitment incentive grants for general practitioner recruitment into a number of LGAs in the Upper Hunter and New England regions.
The Hunter, New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network (The PHN) has commissioned two new mental health services with the aim of increasing access for vulnerable people.
More than eight million dollars will be provided to 339 general practices across the Hunter, New England and Central Coast regions, under the Commonwealth Government’s Strengthening Medicare Grants Program, being facilitated by the PHN.