Janice Lane has been a dynamic director of G21’s HWB Pillar from October 2015 to November 2017. Janice has nurtured strong & effective partnerships with key stakeholders, always striving for meaningful health & wellbeing outcomes. Congratulations to Janice for recently securing a significant role with Western Vic PHN. G21 wish to thank her and wishes her well!
Celebrating International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD)
is a collaborative effort between schools, workplaces, businesses community groups and individuals to help break down disability barriers and celebrate abilities.
DEBORAH Haygarth has multiple sclerosis, and work to do.
She won’t let her affliction deter her devoted advocacy for women living with disability, and G21-Geelong Region Alliance has opened its doors to help enable her mission.
The Victorian Primary Care Partnerships (PCPs) are pleased to announce the launch of the Vic PCP Online Health Literacy Course. The course has been designed for Victorian health and human service organisations to build knowledge and skills in health literacy responsiveness. The course is available free of charge at www.vicpcphealthliteracycourse.com.au.
With over 1200 visits since June 2017, project partners including Deakin University, G21 and Barwon Health are pleased with the number of people utilising this online tool, which provides resources to assist health practitioners with the challenges experienced when navigating the NDIS.
The Backbone Support Group and our partners have produced an Action plan around the shared health promotion priority of Healthy Eating and Active Living.
Meet Jeremy the Dud, the star of an Australian short film that was recently released on YouTube.
Flip the storyline and it’s real life for the one in five Australians who are living with disability. Read more about Jeremy the Dud.
This is the 4th year of holding the annual exhibitions that will be hosted by IAN to assist to further develop and promote the work of artists with disability.
Celebrating IDPwD is a collaborative effort between schools, workplaces, businesses community groups and individuals to help break down disability barriers and celebrate abilities.
Geelong’s Eastern Beach Foreshore will play host to an event celebrating the disability community and showcasing activities and achievements in the Geelong region. Key events will be art activities, social activities and sporting activities.
In partnership with the Victoria Against Violence – 16 Days of Activism campaign and Women with Disabilities Victoria, the Barwon Hub would like to invite you to a screening of Defiant Lives.
