Publications
West Wimmera Health Service prepares a range of regular publications and plans, covering the wide array of activities that take place in our organisation.
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Explore our current publications below, or scroll down further to view archived publications.
How we will involve and collaborate with our communities to deliver our purpose of providing great care to every person, every time.
We aim to provide healthcare services that ensure equal access to opportunities and resources, and treat everyone with fairness, compassion, dignity and respect regardless of their gender identity.
An outline of our organisational goals for the next 5 years until 2028, and how we intend to achieve them.
How we embrace the diversity of cultures, ages, genders, sexualities, backgrounds, religions and abilities of all who access services or work
at WWHS.
Health & Wellbeing Town Profiles
Our Community Health and Wellbeing Profiles, launched in early 2023, provide the first detailed snapshots of the health, wellbeing and liveability of nine towns across the Wimmera and southern Mallee.
The project, which saw the Service join forces with the John Richards Centre at La Trobe University's
Rural Health School, goes beyond the large scale data sets available on the health of regions and
instead delves deeper into the nine towns where the Service has a presence, including, Nhill, Natimuk,
Goroke, Kaniva, Jeparit, Rainbow, Minyip, Rupanyup and Murtoa.
This project means, for the first time, we now have access to solid benchmarking data, which means we are able to track the health and wellbeing of these small communities over time.
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For more interesting data, information about these Community Health and Wellbeing Profiles, or to request a hard copy of the profiles, contact our Health Promotion team at health.promotion@wwhs.net.au
Goroke Town Profile
Natimuk Town Profile
Jeparit Town Profile
Nhill Town Profile
Kaniva Town Profile
Rainbow Town Profile
Minyip Town Profile
Rupanyup Town Profile
