Groups, Programs and Events

Murray Mallee Stroke Support Group pdf.

If you recognise the signs of STROKE act

F Facial Weekness, can the person smile? Has their mouth or eye drooped?

A Arm weakness, Can the person raise both arms?

S Speech Difficulty, can the person speak clearly and understand what you say?

T Time to act fast, if you recognise the signes of stroke, call 000 immediately.



Murray Mallee Stroke Support Group, program for 2008

February 25th, Ten Pin Bowling, Murray Bridge

March 26th, Galloping Forward Expo

April 28th, Guest Speakers - Podiatrist and Dietitian

June 30th, Monarto Zoo

August 25th, Guest Speaker - Pharmacist

October 26th, Mystery Trip

December 1st, Christmas Lunch

If you have complications of Vascular Disease, Diabetes, Obesity etc. resulting in leg ulcers and or skin problems, Murray Mallee Community Health Registered Nurses are able to assess and treat leg ulcers in a comfortable, friendly environment providing ongoing education, support and maintenance while you enjoy a nice cup of tea.

Murray Mallee Community Health Service, Talkback Group is one of a number in SA, established to support people with aphasia and their carers in the community.

Aphasia is a language disorder, that affects the ability to understand speech, to read, to talk and to write. Aphasia occurs as a result of damage to the brain.

For more information Contact Sarah Puust, Speech Pathologist on 8535 6800.

Talkback Group pdf. Flyer

Information on Aphasia

The Murray Mallee Community Choir meets every week in the "Our Well Being Place" Centre.

There are no auditions & no rejections; just an interest in being part of a community singing group.

The Choir is ably lead by Christine Hodgen (musical director) and accompanied by Peta Davis.

Grant funding for this program has been provided by Arts SA (Health Promotion through the Arts)

Community Choir pdf

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