May 08 2023
This 10 May, start the conversation. Because we all deserve to be safe at home.
We all deserve safety, respect and the opportunity to thrive, wherever we live, work and play. But for many of us home is not always safe.
We all deserve safety, respect and the opportunity to thrive, wherever we live, work and play. But for many of us home is not always safe.
HNECC PHN launches health and wellbeing campaign.
The Tamworth community is being encouraged to wear red and join in the Heart Week Walk, Chat and Check to look after their heart health.
The PHN’s recent Community Recovery and Reconnection Grants offered the opportunity for organisations to host activities and programs that would help their communities to reconnect and rebuild their resilience.
The Hunter New England Central Coast Primary Health Network is pleased to announce a contract has been signed with Hunter Primary Care to continue to deliver the GP Access After Hours service in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and Maitland for a further two years.
The Hunter New England Central Coast Primary Health Network’s (HNECC PHN) First Nations Health Access Team today launched Coffee on Country, a podcast aimed at raising health literacy among our indigenous community.
Tiara, Tick Induced Allergies Research and Awareness has released a new animation video on how to prevent a tick bite.
The PHN is encouraging people across the Hunter, New England and Central Coast to consider their future health care preferences and understand the importance of advance care planning, during this year’s Advance Care Planning week.
More than 5,000 individuals across the Hunter, New England and Central Coast regions have received federally funded mental health treatment through programs designed and commissioned by the Primary Health Network (the PHN).
In a significant win for residents of the Hunter, New England and Central Coast, the federal government confirmed this week that three LGAs across the region will be home to four Medicare funded Urgent Care Clinics (UCC).