Updates

GenR8 Change Ambassadors group had a fast paced workshop last Friday, where they developed the big ticket agenda items that they will drive to accelerate changes in Southern Grampians. Five items were developed and Ambassadors are currently in teams to

We have been busy coordinating a short video clip about ‘making the healthy choice the easy choice’, using the fantastic example of Western District Health Service removing the sale of sugary drinks. The video clip should be finalised by the end of next

The Enhancing Networks for Resilience Project has published the second bulletin to provide everyone with an update of the progress so far and can be accessed by clicking here So far 16 of the SGGPCP Partners and five stakeholders that work

This is your opportunity to learn how a community can work collaboratively to create change. One hour session providing information and awareness on how to build the foundations of a collective impact approach within our communities to achieve large scale

SGGPCP are very active with their twitter sharing, not only with what is happening at SGGPCP but with other organisations, feel free to follow us by clicking here. You can also follow GenR8Change and Sea Change  

Staff members at SGGPCP have volunteered their time to weed and water the community Pocket Garden in the Hamilton CBD as part of their involvement with Healthy Together Victoria Workplace Achievement Program. SGGPCP Executive Officer, Janette Lowe said “We know

Congratulations to SGGPCP Project Officer, Ebony Jenkins on your graduation – Bachelor Health Science with distinction from Deakin University (Warrnambool Campus). Ebony’s current key focus is GenR8 Change ‘Making the healthy choice the easy choice’. For further details on this

A local  breastfeeding forum, attracting over 40 community members was held at the Hamilton PAC Monday 21st March. The forum was very successful in opening up discussion about how breastfeeding can be made the easiest choice throughout the Southern Grampians.

Rural Adjustment Support Network (RASNet) held a meeting recently to look at the seasonal situation and current impacts on our community. The Network evolved from the Southern Grampians and Glenelg Drought Committee which was formed November 2006. Simone Dalton, Regional

Penny Fraser has been appointed to the role of Project Officer Systems Improvement for 2016, while Claire Nailon is on maternity leave. Penny will be continuing the work with Barwon South West Enhancing Care Coordination Project and will also be