Grants to improve community health and wellbeing

Updated June 19 2019 - 5:01pm, first published 5:30am
Doing it differently: from left, Drew Kear, General Manager/Director of Nursing, Calvary Health Care Kogarah; Julie Dixon, Director, Planning Population Health and Equity, SESLHD and Georges River Council maupr Kevin Greene at the Memorandum of Understanding signing in Hurstville on June 18.
Doing it differently: from left, Drew Kear, General Manager/Director of Nursing, Calvary Health Care Kogarah; Julie Dixon, Director, Planning Population Health and Equity, SESLHD and Georges River Council maupr Kevin Greene at the Memorandum of Understanding signing in Hurstville on June 18.

Local community groups can apply for grants of up to $10,000 for projects that promote health and wellbeing and reduce the risk of loneliness and social isolation under the Doing It Differently (DID) Grants Program.

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