BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR YOUNGER PEOPLE IN NURSING HOMES
Source: Victoria. Minister for Community Services. Media Release
"Younger people with disabilities in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs will be able to move out of residential aged care services into specially provided accommodation thanks to the five-year, $60.2 million joint Commonwealth/State project my future, my choice initiative, Minister for Community Services Lisa Neville announced. Ms Neville joined representatives of local service organisations to inspect progress on the site at Willow Avenue in Glen Waverley, saying the project would build specialised accommodation facilities for younger Victorians with a range of disabilities - such as acquired brain injury, neurological conditions, or spinal cord injury - who are living in aged care facilities. "
Thursday, July 23, 2009
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Labels: Children youth and family, Health, Housing
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