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W.A. Cancer Palliative Care Network
This is a service offered for newly diagnosed cancer patients offer support and information for all ages. They are on the same site as the Albany Hospital in Nutrition House (due to confines of space). The WA Cancer and Palliative Care Network was established in 2006, one of several networks established by the Western Australian Department of Health. Clinical Networks are a group of interested people and organisations, including health professionals, patients, carers, consumers and others, coming together to talk, think, plan and develop health policy and services across the State. In our case it comprises all those with an interest in Cancer and/or Palliative Care. By forging working relationships between a broad range of people, Clinical Networks: Plan better policy Ensure better coordination and integration of services Increase participation, partnerships, communication and accountability across WA Health. This service is funded by WACHS and in part by The WA Cancer Council.
74 Hardie Rd ( Nutritional House )
Albany Regional Hospital
Suburb: ALBANY
State: WA
Postcode: 6331
(08) 9892 2408
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Tjuntjuntjara Health Centre - Laverton
WA, Australia
The health centre is in a remote aboriginal community outside Laverton and close to the South Australian border , 9 hours from Kalgoorlie.All medical conditions are dealt with and any condition needing a doctor's help, either the RFDS is called or they will use the community vehicle to carry the patient 9hrs to Kalgoorlie Hospital.
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Tully
Hi I'm in ergent need of food vouchers. Please. I am short of money because of my rent and bills. I have 4 children and I cannot afford any food this week. Please can anyone help me.
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Moston
I’m currently in treatment at canarven street and I have been working for over a year now and it’s difficult to get to the chemist on time and to see anyone at canarven street because of my work hours, I have been put on daily pick ups until 30/11/2022 when I do a test. This was changed from weekly to daily because I came in and did a sample and it wasn’t registering a temperature or anything in my sample including methadone which is impossible so my worker assumed that I was trying it on somehow and put me on daily pick ups. It was definitely a faulty test and because I didn’t hang around to do another one, she thought the worst, I understand why but I’m working away soon and I will need a 3-4 day take out but can’t get hold of my worker no matter how many messages I leave she is always busy and never calls me back so what can I do??? I’m working away in Belfast this month
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