Why Yooralla? ... because disability doesn't discriminate. Yooralla provides quality disability services for Victorians in need. Yooralla, is a multi-faceted community based disability service provider, operating out of professionally managed administrative and service centres, kindergartens, schools, and other public facilities in community locations across Victoria. Yooralla provides practical solutions for around 30,000 Victorians with disabilities annually. These solutions include therapy and equipment, accommodation and respite, employment and recreation, and independent living skills that improve mobility, communication, and quality of life. Yooralla caters for children and adults who have acquired disabilities through road and recreational accidents, health problems, drug and alcohol abuse, and the effects of ageing, as well as people who are born with disabilities. Community organisations like Yooralla rely heavily on the public for support, through donations, volunteering, and community awareness opportunities. For charitable organisations such as Yooralla to survive, they need stable and loyal funding.
Moyne Health Services is located in Moyne Shire in the South West of Victoria. The Shire was created in 1994 and covers an area of approximately 5,500 square kilometres with a population of around 16,500. The Moyne Shire has a higher percentage of people aged over 35 years of age than the Victorian average. In addition to this, the municipality of Moyne has a higher percentage of families with children less than fifteen years of age than Regional Victoria and Victoria as a whole. In Moyne, 92% of residents were Australian born and 95% of residents only speak English. Moyne is characterised by its significant agricultural production, expansive tourism industry, thriving industry and an infrastructure of towns connected by an expansive road system. The Moyne area is home to a wide range of services and industry, including health and community services, dairy products, fresh fish, pharmaceuticals, manufactured foods, seafood processing, quarrying (road materials and cut bluestone), transport and education centres.
(AU, 47413613835) Browse eventsThe emphasis at Damascus College is on community. The sense of belonging and being cared for are just two of the reasons why Damascus is such a great school. Most important to us at Damascus is the welfare of our young people and hence the emphasis on providing an environment which is secure and safe, happy and productive. There is undoubtedly a direct connection between academic success and student wellbeing. Put simply, happy students learn better.
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