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  • Alan and Glenys sitting in the front row in wheelchairs with a bunch of flowers, cake and coffee, with six hospital staff members standing behind them.
    Geraldton staff go above and beyond on couple’s special day 09 January 2026 Alan and Glenys Desmond didn’t plan to spend their 60th wedding anniversary in hospital, but Geraldton Health Campus staff have gone above and beyond to help them celebrate the milestone.
  • Group standing for photo with two people at the front holding trophies.
    WA Wastewater Surveillance Program wins IPAA WA Achievement Award 09 January 2026 A game-changing wastewater surveillance program that’s providing real-time insight to support public health decisions has claimed two gongs at the 2026 Institute of Public Administration Australia WA Achievement Awards.
  • Woman standing in front of a presentation screen addressing the audience with hand on chest.
    Albany team celebrate 50 years of Glenda Williams 08 January 2026 Albany-based Senior Aboriginal Health Worker Glenda Williams has marked a monumental milestone, notching up 50 years with WA Country Health Service.
  • Group of six women standing in a line holding a trophey
    Central Great Southern Early Years Partnership Dental Health Project wins award 07 January 2026 A huge congratulations to the team behind the Central Great Southern Early Years Partnership (EYP) Dental Health Project, who have claimed a gong at the 2025 Institute of Public Administration Australia WA Achievement Awards.
  • Group of people sitting facing the stage at the conference. Pictured from behind.
    Breaking barriers at the WA Rural and Remote Mental Health Conference 06 January 2026 About 200 mental health professionals gathered in Busselton recently to address how regional communities can lead the way in advocacy and education, as part of the 2025 WA Rural and Remote Mental Health Conference.

More WACHS News

  • Five peer support workers standing in front of Aboriginal artwork outside health service
    Peer support workers to strengthen Midwest mental health services 14 October 2022 The Midwest will soon welcome a group of peer support workers to its Mental Health and Community Alcohol and Drug service, boosting support for patients and carers
  • Family outside
    Pilbara clinicians using telehealth to connect with remote patients 12 October 2022 By combining telehealth technology and the expertise of healthcare specialists, WA Country Health Service (WACHS) has been able to help frontline staff advance their skills – regardless of where they are located or how isolated their communities are.
  • Split screen of boy holding duck and clinician in mask at health facility
    Telehealth connecting families with allied health teams 12 October 2022 During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, WA Country Health Service (WACHS) led the country in the use of telehealth, keeping communities connected despite lockdowns and restrictions.
  • Clinicians talk with patient via telehealth
    Telehealth helping patients heal on country 12 October 2022 In July this year, the WA Country Health Service (WACHS) Broome Telehealth Nursing Room opened its doors and made an instant impact on the local community
  • Three people stand in front of hospital
    Telehealth keeping families together 12 October 2022 A cancer diagnosis can be life changing. But thanks to telehealth technology, WA Country Health Service (WACHS) is able to provide country communities a sense of normalcy on the road to recovery.
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Last Updated: 24/01/2024
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