News & Stories
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Palliative Care Biographer speaks about her role
When Jan Curtis finished her employment, she explored how she could utilise the skills she had gained to give back to the community.
Now, Jan documents the extraordinary lives of everyday Adelaideans.
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This is Care
From warm welcomes to helping hands, our volunteers play a vital role in the care we deliver every day here at NALHN. In this episode of This is Care, we shine a light on the Northern Healthcare Volunteer Association and the amazing impact they have across our network.
As we celebrate National Volunteer Week, we should all take the time out of our days to thank our volunteers who give a huge amount of their own time, and energy to make our network a better place.
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Volunteer Week 2024
May 20 - 26 has been a time to celebrate our wonderful team of volunteers. They have had the opportunity to show the NALHN executives, from across both the Lyell McEwin and Modbury Hospitals what incredible work they do. They have enjoyed a special thank you lunch, this year held at the CDFC - Elizabeth and a variety of Departments have awarded volunteers with certificates for outstanding volunteer service.
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Hearts & Crafts
Sam has been with the Association since August last year, starting as a volunteer in the Dialysis ward. Sam soon requested more shifts, and our catch-up in the office revealed Sam's incredible talent in addition to her generosity and willingness to give her time.
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Palliative Care Biographers
With her compassionate spirit, great ability to build rapport, and good understanding of palliative care, Marissa engages in one-on-one interactions with Palliative Care patients to create positive affirmations for them, and their families to cherish. e
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Increasingly, members of new and emerging communities are using the services of the Northern Adelaide Local Health Network (NALHN) in particular the Lyell McEwin Hospital and Elizabeth GP Plus, and are at times finding it difficult to navigate these services.
We received great support from NALHN teams across Special Care Nursery, Children’s Ward and Staff Health to plan and coordinate this program.
Crochet octopus comforters will be given to premature babies to promote bonding and help prevent them pulling on tubes and cords, as part of a South Australian first pilot in the Lyell McEwin Hospital’s Special Care Nursery.
New! Wheelchairs! The program will be launched at the Main Guide Desk and rolled out to the other desks after a pilot period and when shifts are filled.