Latrobe Community Health Service - Social Support Group
This provider offers services through the Commonwealth Home Support Program.
Social Support Groups are centre-based community based programs for frail aged and younger people with disability. This program helps build friendships, independence and reduce the risk of social isolation. Groups meet in Moe, Morwell and Churchill and we offer over 14 sessions per week. You’ll be actively involved in program planning for a stimulating and interesting program for all. Activities may include trips, craft and cooking classes or hearing from guest speakers
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About Latrobe Community Health Service
Latrobe Community Health Service aims to help older Australians stay happy, healthy and at home.
We have a reputation for quality care across a wide range of health services. Our services include home care packages, community-based health promotion programs, daily living and rehabilitation assistance, health checks and healthcare plans, medical care and nursing, and much more.
To learn more, call 1800 242 696, or visit www.lchs.com.au
Provided by: Latrobe Community Health Service Limited
Services
Commonwealth Home Support Program services
Social support and community engagement
Help to stay connected with your community and culture, in person or online.
Social support and community engagement services include:
Accompanied activities, Cultural support, Individual social support, Group social support, Assistance to maintain personal affairs, Digital education and support
Specialisations
Latrobe Community Health Service - Social Support Group has not listed any specialisations.
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