Primary Care Connect delivers a Youth Outreach Program. The Youth Outreach Program is for young people aged between 12 and 25 who are at risk because of their alcohol and other drug use. The program also supports those who have concerns with a family member’s substance use.
The Ethnic Council in partnership with Primary Care Connect delivered an evening of celebrating culture for women and girls on 31 March 2021. The Cultural Women’s Night event, run by Afghani-Hazara community leader Zahra Haydar.
The Orange Door is a free service for adults, children and young people who are experiencing or have experienced family violence and families who need extra support with the care of children. Minister for Prevention of Family Violence Gabrielle Williams today announced a site at a newly leased building in Shepparton would be home to a new Orange Door.
Primary Care Connect in collaboration with Goulburn Valley Regional Library Service will hold their next ‘movie afternoon at the Library’ on Wednesday 11th December at 1pm, at the Shepparton Library.
Primary Care Connect in collaboration with Goulburn Valley Libraries will screen the 1937 classic version of A Star is Born at Shepparton Library on Monday, 13 November, commencing at 1pm. These sessions are free, and directed towards the CALD Community.
Greater Shepparton City Council and Get Mooving, in partnership with the Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation and Primary Care Connect Shepparton, are hosting an event to engage with the community about why gambling harm matters.
Primary Care Connect is continuing its push to empower individuals to be socially included and connected through its UCAN project. As part of the project, PCC will this month launch the 50 Days, 50 Ways Challenge which encourages people to participate in 50 days of activities.
Ethnic Council of Shepparton community development officer Thon Thon and project worker Betul Tuna want to end female genital mutilation. The Ethnic Council of Shepparton is leading the way in protecting girls from genital mutilation.
More than 600 people, mainly from Shepparton’s Afghan community, gathered to celebrate Nowruz — the Persian New Year — on Saturday evening.