Thursday marked one year since GV Health began its COVID-19 vaccination program, with more than 210,000 doses having now been administered across the local public health unit.
Thursday marked one year since GV Health began its COVID-19 vaccination program, with more than 210,000 doses having now been administered across the local public health unit.
The City of Greater Shepparton will conduct a community forum addressing community safety at the Senior Citizens Centre, 132 Welsford St, on Thursday 31 March at 1:15pm. This forum is for the community of Greater Shepparton to identify what makes them feel safe and unsafe and how we work together to bring about change.
City of Greater Shepparton is hosting a Racism information session: Understanding your rights and taking action online on Thursday 24 March 2022 from 11am – 12:00pm
Shepparton welcomes back Women Only Swimming! Aquamoves are very pleased to once again partner with VicHealth in their ‘This Girl Can – Victoria’ campaign by bringing back Women Only Swimming sessions to Aquamoves.
A case of Japanese encephalitis virus has been confirmed at a piggery in City of Greater Shepparton.
Agriculture Victoria said six cases have now been found in the shires of Loddon, Campaspe, Wangaratta, Gannawarra, greater Shepparton and greater Bendigo.
Detections in Gannawarra, Greater Shepparton and Greater Bendigo were confirmed by the Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness on the weekend.
A Victorian man in his 60s has died from the Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV), the first recorded death of the rare virus in the state. An autopsy was carried out which revealed that JEV was the cause of death. The man’s identity has not been revealed, due to patient privacy.
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY (March 8) is an important day to celebrate women’s social, economic, cultural & political achievements + call for gender equality.
The Scanlon Foundation releases its latest narrative on Aged Care and the attendant culture gap for those who are Culturally and Linguistically Diverse – in other words, aged care for our multicultural community who have come here. It is a compelling view of the issues experienced by our immigrant and refugee elders in old age care.
Free rapid antigen tests and hand sanitiser will be distributed to vulnerable members of Shepparton’s multicultural communities to address barriers to access. About 1500 rapid antigen tests have been provided by the Victorian Health Department through the Goulburn Valley Public Health Unit to local multicultural organisations.
Jabba the Bus will be at African House on Tuesday 1 March from 3-8pm for COVID Vaccinations. Boosters and First or Second doses will be available for children 5-11 years, 16 years and older, and adults in need of vaccinations.