Families and individuals are invited to a morning of activities in Romsey this week.
Not-for-profit organisation Sunbury and Cobaw Community Health will be opening the doors to its Romsey site on Thursday, January 23, to all those interested in finding out more about the clinic’s offerings.
There will be children’s activities and free refreshments, and staff will be on hand to talk about the wide range of child and adult health and community services on offer at the recently re-opened site.
The building was first opened as a community health facility in 2018 following a redevelopment of the 150-year-old former school building, but had to close during the pandemic.
Renovations were funded by the Federal Government, the State Department of Health and Human Services, Macedon Ranges Shire Council, and Cobaw Community Health.
An NDIS registered and Home Care Package provider, the building will open every Wednesday and Thursday to offer services such as counselling, podiatry, dietetics, physiotherapy, speech pathology, and occupational therapy.
Sunbury and Cobaw Community Health also provides community-based services to Lancefield and Romsey residents through home and school visits, as well as the popular Parent-Child Mother Goose program and Rainbow Coffee Club.
Sunbury and Cobaw Community Health Chief Executive David Wild expressed his enthusiasm at opening the clinic’s doors once again.
“We look forward to welcoming back the local community to this historic and beautiful building, allowing people the opportunity to receive high-quality services without having to travel,” he said.
The event will run from 10am–12pm at 142 Main Street, Romsey.
For more information, call 5421 6000 or email admin@scchc.org.au.
