Check out what's coming up at Primary Care Connect! From Gambler's Help, Community Connectors sessions and Health Promotion events in Community - there is always so much happening!
If you are interested in attending any of the promoted events or sessions, please don't hesitate to contact us on (03) 5823 3200.
Join Primary Care Connect for a Tribute Lunch for those who have been impacted by overdose, and in memory of those we have lost.
The third annual End Overdose event is back, bigger and better than ever with a special guest speaker this year!
Click on the link below to register and come along and enjoy a free BBQ and merch, and leave a permanent, engraved tribute for your loved one up on our vertical garden tribute wall. We can't wait to see you all there!
Clients, community, service providers and stakeholders are all invited to join us for this powerful event and help us END THE STIGMA, AND END OVERDOSE!
Please continue scrolling below to see what else is on, in and around Primary Care Connect!
Primary Care Connect has joined forces with a national charity to combat period poverty by offering free sanitary products to all women in our communities!
WATCH THE VIDEO HEREPrimary Care Connect is addressing the increase in Family and Gendered Based Violence.
Support is available through our Shepparton office Monday - Friday, and via Outreach in the Moira community.
Primary Care Connect is providing outreach services to our communities in Cobram and Numurkah!
Check the link for dates, times and locations of our Drug and Alcohol outreach support.
Proud Yorta Yorta man, and local Shepparton resident Jarvis Atkinson has shared his story with us recently in line with our End Overdose campaign.
Jarvis' story is real, raw and vulnerable and we commend Jarvis on sharing his story, and on transforming his life.
Watch Jarvis' story here.
PCC has teamed up with Love the GV to showcase our services to YOU - our community! Click below to watch our latest ad.
VIEW OUR LATEST AD Tim Fletcher went from being in active addiction for over 20 years to alcohol and other drugs, to being completely sober and free from substances.
Read more about Tim's battle with addiction and how he found sobriety with Primary Care Connect and Narcotics Anonymous.