The Southern Memorial on Long Gully Road is back on the agenda! It is expected to have natural and traditional burial sites and a crematorium. The first stage of the project will include road access at the intersection of Long Gully Road and Mugga Lane, as well as car parking, …
The Coronavirus pandemic has briefly pushed pause on our busy cities. Will things go back to the way they were before COVID-19? Not necessarily and maybe they shouldn’t. This might be the opportunity to step back and re-imagine. What do we want our cities, towns and neighbourhoods to look like in the next 20 years.
This group is for people to volunteer to support the community around them during the COVID-19 epidemic. If you would like to participate join the Woden Regional Aid Group on Facebook If you need (or would like) some help please contact: Website – https://canberramutualaid.wordpress.com/ Email – wodenregionmutualaid@gmail.com Facebook – fb.me/wodenregionmutualaid Phone – 02 …
Please have a look at the issues and consider lodging a submission with your views. The $500 million Surgical Procedures, Interventional Radiology and Emergency (SPIRE) is a much needed acute care facility for Canberra and the surrounding regions. While the Woden Valley Community Council (WVCC) supports the construction of the SPIRE …
The $500 million Surgical Procedures, Interventional Radiology and Emergency (SPIRE) is a much needed acute care facility for Canberra and the surrounding regions and the WVCC supports its construction on the Canberra Hospital campus.
It is important that this acute care facility is located to achieve hospital wide patient flows as the hospital is developed to meet the health needs of the growing population. Effective patient flows improve health outcomes and provide a better experience for patients and staff.
The Surgical Procedures, Interventional Radiology and Emergency (SPIRE) Centre is a major health infrastructure project for Canberra and the surrounding region. The WVCC supports this facility on the Canberra Hospital campus The SPIRE Centre will increase the territory’s capacity to deliver acute, hospital-based health care in a modern, purpose-built facility. …
The AEIOU Autism centre will occupy the grounds adjacent to John James Village, a respite accommodation and blood cancer support facility operated by the Leukaemia Foundation Australia.
The Centenary Hospital for Women and Children is being expanded to deliver more specialist facilities for young people, new mothers and their babies.
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.
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.
