The Centenary Hospital for Women and Children is being expanded to deliver more specialist facilities for young people, new mothers and their babies.
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The Canberra Hospital (TCH) is the largest public hospital in our region. We provide care to more than 500,000 people through a range of services that include acute inpatient and day services, outpatient services, women’s and children’s services, paediatrics and pathology.
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A Territory-wide Health Service Plan is currently being developed and will provide a system wide view of priorities for health service development and redesign over the next five years.
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The therapeutic benefits of water have been used for people’s wellness throughout history.
“Warm water melts muscle tension, increases range of movement, stimulates circulation, reduces swelling, soothes stress, eases pain, calms nerve sensitivity, decongests the respiratory tract, purifies pores and promotes sleep” Caroline Robertson wrote for the Wellbeing magazine.
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The WVCC objects to the demolition of the former CIT which is strategically located on a 5.5 hectare site between the Woden Town Centre and the Canberra Hospital. A Territory-wide Health Service Plan is currently being developed and will provide a system wide view of priorities for health service development and redesign over the next five years.
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ACT Health’s Building Health Services Program (BHSP) is a major program of related infrastructure building projects across the Territory that will meet the growing, and changing health care needs of the community
Read more ... →Objectives To promote the interests of the Woden Valley community To enhance and improve the economic, cultural, social and environmental well being of Woden Valley residents and community groups To identify community groups and establish and maintain a close liaison between them To contribute to the physical and social planning of and the development of the Woden Valley To ensure that the interests of youth, the aged and other groupsRead more ... →
