Two new service providers are now delivering South Western Sydney PHN’s Clinical Suicide Prevention Service, improving access to appropriate, safe and timely clinical care for people at low-to-moderate risk of suicide following a suicide attempt or experiencing a suicidal crisis.
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South Western Sydney PHN (SWSPHN) has commissioned Catholic Healthcare to begin delivering the Stepping On program to older adults in the region in January.
Hepatitis C testing rates have tripled in our region in the past year and treatment rates continue to climb, thanks to a targeted program supporting GPs to identify and care for patients with the chronic health condition.
Thousands of patients across South Western Sydney have been able to access the new level of healthcare urgent care sites across our region have been offering since December last year.
The Supporting Recovery from Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence Program aims to address the critical need for comprehensive support services for victim-survivors of family, domestic and sexual violence in South Western Sydney.
The Wollondilly community now has improved access to healthcare with a new after-hours service at Oakdale Healthcare Centre.
South Western Sydney Primary Health Network (SWSPHN) has commissioned EACH to provide the care coordination component of the My Care Partners program.
My Care Partners was launched in April 2021 as a joint initiative by SWSPHN and South Western Sydney Local Health District (SWSLHD) to assist general practices in supporting patients with chronic and complex health conditions to prevent hospitalisations.
Wollondilly Shire has been confronted with more than its fair share of natural disasters in the past five years.
The Wollondilly Health Alliance – a partnership of the three levels of government – has developed a practical guide to support our community in planning for their health needs, in particular chronic health conditions, during future emergencies.
Young people seeking mental health support can find it at the region’s newest headspace centre which opened in Edmondson Park on Friday, 30 August.
People struggling with their mental health will soon have access to free, walk-in support, with the Australian Government’s announcement a new Medicare Mental Health Centre will be established in Campbelltown.