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Spirits not dampened as rain falls on BRHS NAIDOC celebration

Dismal, drizzly weather couldn’t outshine Bairnsdale Regional Health Service’s NAIDOC Week community event on Tuesday, 9 July. In fact, it made for a warm and inviting celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and achievements as the event was moved indoors. The event was a chance for members

Vic Health Minister meets BRHS staff on hospital tour

Victorian Health Minister Mary-Anne Thomas has toured Bairnsdale Regional Health Service as part of a visit to East Gippsland on Thursday. Ms Thomas was greeted by BRHS Board Chair Chris Barry, Deputy Chair Sandy Leggatt and Executive Acute Services/Chief Nurse and Midwife Maree Fellows. She toured the BRHS Emergency

Volunteers deliver ‘something special’ to BRHS, CEO says

More than 60 people including members of the BRHS Board and Executive celebrated a year of hard work from our volunteers in a Christmas lunch at Aroma in Bairnsdale on Wednesday. In her speech at the luncheon honouring the impact volunteers have on BRHS, CEO Vicki Farthing said the

BRHS Careers Expo offers a wealth of opportunities

Bairnsdale Regional Health Service’s careers expo next week is a chance for students, jobseekers and professionals to consider the range of employment opportunities at one of East Gippsland’s most vital community assets. Take The Next Step: BRHS’ Careers Expo, will be held from 4pm to 7pm on Tuesday, 21

BRHS community celebration to mark NAIDOC Week

Cultural experiences, fun, music, food trucks and a sausage sizzle will mark a celebration of NAIDOC Week at Bairnsdale Regional Health Service on Tuesday, 4 July. BRHS takes a leading role in health care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in East Gippsland and supports NAIDOC Week’s aim

Dialysis team socks it to kidney disease

Members of the BRHS dialysis team – and some of their clients – are stepping up their fight against kidney disease for Kidney Health Australia’s Red Socks Run fundraiser in October. The team, known as the BRHS Kidney Beanz, will each cover 60km in the month of October to

Drive for genuine change as BRHS celebrates NAIDOC Week

More than 250 people attended a community celebration at BRHS to celebrate NAIDOC Week and the special relationship between our team and East Gippsland’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community. BRHS used the occasion to celebrate its 40-year tradition of specialised care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People

Close The Gap Day Both a Celebration and a Solemn Moment

“I remember Aunty Marion (Pearce) talking about how frightening this hospital was in the past, and how troubling it was for people. I remember people used to tell me they would not go to the hospital because it’s where people went to die, and because they weren’t treated right.”

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Spirits not dampened as rain falls on BRHS NAIDOC celebration

Vic Health Minister meets BRHS staff on hospital tour

Volunteers deliver ‘something special’ to BRHS, CEO says

BRHS Careers Expo offers a wealth of opportunities

BRHS community celebration to mark NAIDOC Week

Dialysis team socks it to kidney disease

Drive for genuine change as BRHS celebrates NAIDOC Week

Close The Gap Day Both a Celebration and a Solemn Moment

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