News & Announcements

This study aims to compare strategies to motivate and support people with low back pain to keep on track with the advice they have been given.

Upper Hunter residents will soon have greater access to free mental health support with Social Futures* confirmed as the provider of a new Head to Health centre for the region.

Hunter Medical Research Institute in partnership with Hunter New England Local Health District, The University of Newcastle and Mercy Services aim to evaluate the effect of implementation of the ESTEEM Program with NGOs providing community based care in regional areas.

The Veterans Connect Care Navigation service was introduced on the NSW Central Coast to help veterans and their families access health services and support in their local communities.

HNECC PHN is one of six PHNs nationally that have been selected to trial an innovative Domestic Family and Sexual Violence (DFSV) pilot ensuring victim-survivors are well supported in all aspects of their daily lives through trauma-informed, culturally safe, and accessible services that support long-term recovery and healing.

Information for communities affected by the Abermain, Kurri Kurri and Weston fires on 14.12.2023.

On behalf of the Board, Executive and staff, we wish you a happy and healthy holiday. Thank you for your contribution throughout this year to improving the health of our communities across the Hunter, New England and Central Coast region.

Lake Haven Medicare Urgent Care Clinic is now accepting patients following an official opening by Assistant Minister and Member for Dobell, the Hon. Emma McBride MP, and Minister and Member for Shortland the Hon. Pat Conroy MP.

The Holidays are here, and we are once again seeing an uptick in cases of COVID-19. Whilst rules and regulations regarding COVID-19 have relaxed it is still important to observe basic COVID-19 safety measures to help stop the spread and keep our families, friends and colleagues safe.

Reconstruction Authority NSW is organising Recovery Assistance Points (RAPs) for community members affected by last week’s bushfire.