Central Gippsland Health

Central Gippsland Health Central Gippsland Health is the major provider of health and aged care services in the Wellington Shire.

Got a bit of spare time? Time to give blood and change lives? 1 in 3 people in Sale will need blood, and they need peopl...
07/09/2025

Got a bit of spare time? Time to give blood and change lives? 1 in 3 people in Sale will need blood, and they need people like you to give it. We’re rolling into town from 23 September to 3 October. Don’t forget to pre-book your spot at lifeblood.com.au, on our app or on 13 14 95.

Gippy Girls Can Week 8-14th September 2025.This is a week-long celebration featuring supportive, inclusive opportunities...
05/09/2025

Gippy Girls Can Week 8-14th September 2025.

This is a week-long celebration featuring supportive, inclusive opportunities for women and girls to get active in ways that feel good. You can join a social walk, yoga in the park or go to a ‘come and try’ sport session.

Gippy Girls Can Week is about movement without pressure and fun without judgement. Find the full program at Gippy Girls Can –

Everyone should endeavour to be physically active on most days. Doing 30 minutes of moderate activity a day will help you feel good but if you’re too busy, break it down to smaller time slots – every little bit helps!

To set the theme of the week, the Women’s Adventure Film Tour 2025 will be screened at Heyfield Memorial Hall on Monday 8 September at 6pm, with guest speakers Caroline Trevorrow and Pip Kileen. Tickets only $10 at https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1421593

It will run at the Wedge on Tuesday 9 September at 6.30pm with tickets from https://thewedge.com.au/event/womens-adventure-film-tour-2025/ then at the Regent Theatre, Yarram on Thursday 11 September at 7pm. Book tickets at: https://yarramregenttheatre.com/movies/

The Women’s Adventure Films highlight the resilience and creativity of women navigating the challenges of the outdoors. The films inspire, entertain and spark important conversations about physical activity, mental health and what challenging oneself looks like.
Don’t miss out on a great night of film, comradery and inspiration.

Get your tickets now!

Wellbeing Day for Women with Cancer!Any woman who has had a cancer diagnosis (recently or in the past) and their support...
04/09/2025

Wellbeing Day for Women with Cancer!

Any woman who has had a cancer diagnosis (recently or in the past) and their support person, friend or family member is welcome to attend this free event on Wednesday 8 October 2025, from 10am–2.45pm at the Traralgon Tennis Centre, corner Franklin and Davidson Street, Traralgon.

Counterpart partnering with Gippsland Integrated Cancer Service (GRICS) for this special day of wellbeing sessions and connecting with others who’ve had a similar experience.

Morning tea and a light lunch plus tea and coffee will be provided and you are welcome to stay for all or part of the day.

Bookings are essential by Wednesday 1 October or visit counterpart.org.au/events for full details and to register. Don’t have a smart phone or computer? Call Counterpart on 1300 781 500.

Are you interested in health or aged care? Do you have views on what care and services are being delivered or you want i...
04/09/2025

Are you interested in health or aged care? Do you have views on what care and services are being delivered or you want in the future?

We’re looking for interested people to help us shape the future of our health services.
You don’t need to be an expert; just passionate about your local health and aged care services. Your voice and views are important to us. Importantly, we won’t take up much of your time.

CGH is looking for new members to join our Community Liaison Committee so we can strengthen the relationship between your health service and you. Your lived experience and the lived experience of your family and friends helps us improve the quality of care.

Our staff do an amazing job but they need your feedback to help make a difference to the lives of patients, clients and residents.

It’s not a huge commitment. You will be invited to attend a quarterly meeting either face-to-face or online if it’s easier. We just need your insights into the community’s health and wellbeing.

You can find out more about the role or submit an expression of interest by emailing ceo.office@cghs.com.au or phoning 5143 8319.

Gippy Girls Can Week 8-14th September 2025.This is a week-long celebration featuring supportive, inclusive opportunities...
31/08/2025

Gippy Girls Can Week 8-14th September 2025.

This is a week-long celebration featuring supportive, inclusive opportunities for women and girls to get active in ways that feel good. You can join a social walk, yoga in the park or go to a ‘come and try’ sport session.

Gippy Girls Can Week is about movement without pressure and fun without judgement. Find the full program at Gippy Girls Can –

Everyone should endeavour to be physically active on most days. Doing 30 minutes of moderate activity a day will help you feel good but if you’re too busy, break it down to smaller time slots – every little bit helps!

To set the theme of the week, the Women’s Adventure Film Tour 2025 will be screened at Heyfield Memorial Hall on Monday 8 September at 6pm, with guest speakers Caroline Trevorrow and Pip Kileen. Tickets only $10 at https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1421593

It will run at the Wedge on Tuesday 9 September at 6.30pm with tickets from https://thewedge.com.au/event/womens-adventure-film-tour-2025/ then at the Regent Theatre, Yarram on Thursday 11 September at 7pm. Book tickets at: https://yarramregenttheatre.com/movies/

The Women’s Adventure Films highlight the resilience and creativity of women navigating the challenges of the outdoors. The films inspire, entertain and spark important conversations about physical activity, mental health and what challenging oneself looks like.
Don’t miss out on a great night of film, comradery and inspiration.

Get your tickets now!

You’re invited to a very special morning tea for a great cause.Join us for a ‘Sip of Spring High Tea’ on 6 September 202...
31/08/2025

You’re invited to a very special morning tea for a great cause.

Join us for a ‘Sip of Spring High Tea’ on 6 September 2025 to raise funds for the Newborn Intensive Care Foundation. It will be held at 10.30am in the Combined Mess, East Sale RAAF Base at a cost of $60 per person.

Ticket price includes a sumptuous High Tea, bottomless cups of tea or coffee and a glass of sparkling wine on arrival. There will be a raffle, silent auction, market stalls and a roaming photographer.

Guests are encouraged to wear your best dress or a more casual look. Book at www.trybooking.com/defie

You're invited to our Open Access Board Meeting. Join us in person or alternatively online - https://shorturl.at/YvUM1Re...
27/08/2025

You're invited to our Open Access Board Meeting. Join us in person or alternatively online - https://shorturl.at/YvUM1
Register by TOMORROW, Friday 29 August 2025.

You're invited to our Open Access Board Meeting. Join us in person or alternatively online - https://shorturl.at/YvUM1Re...
24/08/2025

You're invited to our Open Access Board Meeting. Join us in person or alternatively online - https://shorturl.at/YvUM1
Register by Friday 29 August 2025.

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155 Guthridge Parade
Sale, VIC
3850

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Getting you better together

We serve an immediate population of Central Gippsland and reach a wider community in East Gippsland in terms of more specialised services such as perinatal services, critical care and surgery.

We are unusual being both a sub-regional and an integrated health service, providing a broad range of primary, secondary and tertiary services, including a near comprehensive range of HACC services, through to adult intensive, coronary care and level 4 neonatal care.

The current focus of the health service is to leverage our integration in assisting with the breaking down of traditional program barriers and service delivery silos that have flourished, in order to develop a highly efficient system that responds to people’s needs. We do this by placing our patients at the centre of a service delivery system focused on supporting the achievement of their goals and aspirations, consistent with the principles embedded in the “active service model’.

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