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South Coast Primary Care Partnership |
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The South Coast Primary Care Partnership is a voluntary alliance of health and community based agencies who are working together in the municipalities of Bass Coast and South Gippsland.
Our vision:
Partnering to improve health and wellbeing of South Coast Communities.
For more information about us go to http://www.southcoastpcp.org.au/index.php/about-us
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Elder Abuse Prevention Strategy (EAPS) |
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 The Elder Abuse Prevention Strategy (EAPS) has been developed to protect and safeguard the rights of older Victorians. The fundamental principle underpinning the strategy is that every Victorian has the right to live safely and to be treated with dignity and respect.
A number of resources have been developed to assist agencies in their responsiveness to cases of suspected and identified elder abuse. Copies of the following resources are attached:-
Information Flyer & Resource map
Elder Abuse Prevention Guide
Information Kit for Agencies
Sample Elder Abuse policy
Interagency Response Framework
Draft Interagency protocol
Seniors Rights Victoria is the primary, government-funded destination for older Victorians, their friends and family members seeking information and support relating to elder abuse and the first port of call for Agencies suspecting Elder Abuse. For assistance please phone:-
Seniors Rights Victoria helpline ph 1300 368 821
or go to their website at http://www.seniorsrights.org.au
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South Coast Primary Care Partnership Funded to 2015 |
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 South Coast Primary Care Partnership has recurrent funding until at least 2015.
At the Executive Officers Statewide Meeting in August, the Department of Health
announced that PCPs will be funded until June 2015.
This acknowledges the value that PCPs are adding to their partner agencies through
capacity building and partnership development.
Strategic Planning for the 2012 - 2015 plans will begin early 2012.
It is also time to think about becoming a member of the South Coast Primary Care Partnership.
Who can become a PCP member?
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