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The Latrobe Health Assembly is a community-led organisation that seeks to positively shape and facilitate new ways of working to improve health and wellness in Latrobe. This is achieved by facilitating and enabling collaboration among the local communities, local organisations and state-wide agencies and government.
22/05/2022
Hello Day is the Hello. Campaignâs annual celebration and promotion of kindness and social connection in the Latrobe Valley.
Latrobe Valleyâs healthcare workers are currently working long shifts, caring for our most vulnerable community members and getting very little respite with what at times appears like no end in sight.
The Latrobe Health Assembly, in partnership with Latrobe Regional Hospital, Gippsland Primary Health Network, Latrobe Community Health Service and Maryvale Private Hospital, has developed âSupport a Healthcare Workerâ.
It is an online platform where community can show their appreciation by treating a healthcare worker to a free cuppa along with a kind message of support.Â
The Latrobe Health Assembly has four key priority and focus areas which underpin all initiatives and activities. As voted by the Assembly members, the priority areas for 2020 are:
A fire burned in the Hazelwood coal mine for 45 days in February and March 2014. This fire had significant impacts on the Latrobe Valley community.
In 2014 and 2015 the Victorian Government held the Hazelwood Mine Fire Inquiry It’s recommendations included:
We are always seeking innovative concepts from community. You don’t need to be an expert, just someone with a creative solution to a problem. If that’s you, click the link below and send us your concept.