Enhancing culturally appropriate care for mums and families
February 3, 2025Galuh Sapthari, a Cross-Cultural Worker at the Royal Hospital for Women, works with families and the Royal’s clinical teams to help support culturally appropriate care, and is one of a handful of Cross-Cultural Workers in the state dedicated to supporting maternity, child and family health.
Bringing hospital care into homes
January 20, 2025SESLHD’s highly regarded hospital at home service, which operates out of St George, Sutherland and Prince of Wales hospitals, sees results.
Nurturing connections: new program supporting young families
November 27, 2024A new program supporting healthy child-caregiver connections within families and delivering holistic support for new parents impacted by psychological distress or trauma has been launched.
New UNSW teaching and research facility opens at Prince of Wales Hospital
September 2, 2024UNSW Sydney has unveiled its new $100 million Integrated Acute Services Building (IASB) at Prince of Wales Hospital, marking a significant milestone in healthcare collaboration.
Wellbeing day provides primary health care to mental health consumers
September 2, 2024On 21 June 2024, a wellbeing day was held for mental health consumers at the HealthOne building at The Sutherland Hospital.
Building connected communities for adult survivors
July 1, 2024SESLHD’s Adult Survivor Program (pictured) has hosted its first Community of Practice (CoP) to support adult survivors of child sexual abuse and highlight the theme of this year’s Sexual Assault Awareness Month: Building Connected Communities.
Improving health outcomes for our children
July 1, 2024The first SESLHD Paediatric Services Review Workshop was held in April, bringing together clinicians, managers and executives of community health and mental health services, emergency departments, paediatric wards, outpatients and ambulatory services across the District.
Keith’s Closet expanded to support those living with mental illness
July 1, 2024https://www.seslhd.health.nsw.gov.au/news/keith%E2%80%99s-closet-expanded-to-support-those-living-mental-illness
CORE Awards coverage continued
July 1, 2024Everyone has a story to tell. For that reason, we have been bringing you the stories of our CORE Awards winners, across social media and On the Pulse. You can watch a wrap-up of the Awards ceremony here.
Building connected communities for adult survivors
June 3, 2024SESLHD’s Adult Survivor Program (pictured) has hosted its first Community of Practice (CoP) to support adult survivors of child sexual abuse and highlight the theme of this year’s Sexual Assault Awareness Month: Building Connected Communities.
Mental Health Services: Prevention and Recovery Centre celebrates 200 programs
June 3, 2024The Prevention and Recovery Centre (PARC) in Bondi supports mental health recovery in a home-like environment. A partnership between SESLHD’s Mental Health Services and Independent Community Living Australia, PARC recently celebrated it’s 200th program since it opened in 2020.
SESLHD’s Mental Health Service supports the Bondi community
April 17, 2024Following the tragic events at Bondi Junction Westfield, SESLHD’s Mental Health Service has been providing support to those affected.
KRC opens new clinic to provide healthcare to people who use drugs
April 27, 2023The team from Population and Community Heath’s Kirketon Road Centre (KRC) has collaborated with Uniting to open a new free clinic in Kings Cross providing high quality, compassionate medical care to people who use drugs.
Australian first: Multicultural mindfulness for mental health
April 27, 2023In an Australian first, SESLHD’s Multicultural Health Service and the NSW Multicultural Health Communications Service have launched a new set of Multicultural Mindfulness Resources in seven languages.
Mindgardens Neuroscience Network acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respect to them and their cultures, and to Elders past, present and emerging.
We acknowledge the voices of people with lived experience, their carers, families and kinship groups. We recognise the expertise acquired through living with a mental health, drug and alcohol or neurological disorder and acknowledge those who care for people on their recovery journey. We place lived experience at the heart of all that we do.
Brings together the strengths of four founding organisations
