Goulburn Valley Public Health Unit
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In-language videos about staying safe from COVID-19 and flu this winter
In collaboration with the Goulburn Valley Public Health Unit, bicultural workers from IPC Health and Foundation House have recorded in-language videos about how best to protect yourself from COVID-19 and flu this winter. The bicultural workers have shared these videos...
In-language videos about staying safe from COVID-19 and flu this winter
In collaboration with the Goulburn Valley Public Health Unit, bicultural workers from IPC Health...
It’s a Mob Thing – First Nations Music Health Festival
‘It’s a Mob Thing’ First Nations music health festival was held at Federation Square in...
An evidence based approach to public health in the Goulburn Valley
The Data, Epidemiology and Surveillance (DES) team at the Goulburn Valley Public Health Unit...
I’ve recently had COVID-19, should I get a third dose of the vaccine?
Yes, a COVID-19 third dose is strongly recommended for everyone over the age of 16 because it...
In-language videos about staying safe from COVID-19 and flu this winter
In collaboration with the Western Public Health Unit, bicultural workers from IPC Health and...
Beat the bite this Easter. Stay protected against Japanese Encephalitis virus
Japanese encephalitis virus (JE virus) is a rare but potentially serious infection of the brain...
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Today we celebrate International Women’s Day.
A day to recognise the strength, intelligence, resilience and leadership of women — in every space and every industry.
Women contribute enormously to our communities, our workplaces, our families and our future.
But celebration alone isn’t enough.
True inclusion means:
• Equal opportunity
• Equal respect
• Equal pay
• Equal voice
Here’s to the women leading change, building community, supporting others and shaping the future — today and every day.
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What does truly accessible eLearning look like?
Over the past few months, we partnered with Inclusion Australia to develop three WCAG 2.2 AA compliant modules designed specifically for people with intellectual disability, placing lived experience and clarity at the centre of every decision.
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When stakeholders are involved early and accessibility leads the process, digital learning becomes more than content delivery. It becomes empowerment.
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