Colac Area Health

  • PLACEMENT STARTS: Medical students boost Colac health sector

    THREE medical students will call Colac home as they embark on a yearlong medical placement within the community.

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  • Worker sees impact of violence

    COLAC AREA HEALTH is wrapping up its month of action on family violence today, but a children’s resource worker says conversations to prevent violence should continue

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  • Colac’s new cancer centre to be ready by March

    WORKERS have started construction of a cancer treatment centre in Colac and hope to be finished in March next year.

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  • Program aiming to stop violence

    COLAC Area Health’s chief executive officer Geoff Iles is calling on men to sign up as a White Ribbon Ambassador and help prevent violence against women.

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  • Worker to help tackle violence

    COLAC Area Health has a new worker to help tackle increasing reports of family violence in the region.

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  • Plans ready for Colac’s new cancer centre

    COLAC and district cancer patients are a step closer to bringing cancer treatment to Colac with the completion of a proposed floor plan for a cancer treatment centre.

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  • Loss of youth cash disappoints chief

    COLAC Area Health chief executive officer Geoff Iles says he’s disappointed with the lack of government support for youth worker funding which ended yesterday.

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  • Colac cancer centre appeal continues to impress

    CORANGAMITE MP Sarah Henderson has thrown her support behind the establishment of a cancer treatment centre in Colac.

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