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Linda Wiese Occupational Therapist-WB
Covers most aspects of Occupational Therapy - including home assessments for appropriate equipment ( ramps, hoists, lifting equipment) , hand therapy and splinting. Mostly involved with injury management and workplace assessments and vocational rehabilitation .Visits Brookton once a fortnight.
Wickepin Road
Suburb: NARROGIN
State: WA
Postcode: 6312
0428 367 535
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Community Aids and Equipment Program (CAEP)
WA, Australia
Provision of goods, (mobility, seating, positioning, walking aids, orthoses, prostheses, transfer aids, bed equipment, personal care items, home modifications and installations, communication), dependant on availability of funds (clients must meet CAEP eligibility). Wait list generally applies for assessment. Contact Clare Bachos, Kelly Williams for general CAEP queries. Priority system applies. Doctor's referral required at all times. Contact OT/Physio Primary Health for assessments on 9722 1408.
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Community Aids and Equipment Program (CAEP)
WA, Australia
Provision of goods and equipment,(dependent on funding), ranging from mobility, seating, positioning, walking aids, orthoses, prostheses, transfer aids, bed equipment, personal care items, home modification/installation and communication for eligable recipients. GP referral required. Wiait list applies - with priority system in place. Free assessment available at all times.
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I am looking for a hairdresser to come my home to cut my hair. As I have head nerve pain I need someone who can help. I live near Mona Vale.
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South Albury
Hi,
I hope everyone is doing well. I was just wondering what the process is for applying for emergency food vouchers?
I am currently in between jobs, and my savings and centrelink are allocated to rent and medical expenses.
As of June, I'll be starting my new job but until then, I'm not sure how easy it will be to afford groceries.
Thanks for any advice,
Emma
