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SUMMARY:Community Conversations: Living well with long-term conditions
DESCRIPTION:Over 48% of Canberrans live with a long-term health condition\, but many of us don’t access supports that can help us manage our health. With many of us living longer and hospitals under strain\, it’s important to learn about what you can do to stay well and live the best life you can. \nAt this event\, you will hear from 6 allied health services and community organisations about common long-term health conditions\, what support is available to you closer to home and what steps you can take to live better – at home\, at work\, and as you age. \nEveryone is welcome\, whether you are looking for information for you\, your family or people you support. \nHow it will run: \nThe audience will be seated at tables of 6-8 people with food and drinks\, and each speaker will rotate around the room to provide a 5-7min presentation\, and answer questions on their service\, for each table. \nYou’ll hear from… \nCanberra Health Services’ Take Control – Live Well Program\nThe Take Control – Live Well program is a 3-week group program that gives you the skills and confidence to take control of your chronic condition. The program focuses on what matters to you and living your best life with a chronic condition. Connect with others in a safe and welcoming space while finding ways to reach your health goals and manage your condition. \nEQUIPD Allied Health\nEQUIPD is a community gym in Chifley\, offering a range of services including Gym Access\, Exercise Physiology\, Group Fitness\, and Social Opportunities. With a special focus on supporting older adults and individuals living with disability\, their goal is to foster a sense of community and well-being for everyone. \nAsthma Australia\nAsthma Australia’s Asthma Educators work with people with asthma\, their family\, friends and communities to help people with asthma and allergies to manage their health in the best way possible. \nSummit Strong\nSummit Strong is a 12-week healthy ageing and early intervention program for ACT residents aged 65+ (or 50+ for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People). They have a multidisciplinary team of professionals who support people with their mobility\, nutrition and social connections. \nRSI and Overuse Association of the ACT\nThe RSI & Overuse Injury Association of the ACT is a small charity that shares information on prevention and management of overuse injuries. \nand more… \nContact us at adminofficer@hcca.org.au or call 02 6230 7800 with any questions.
URL:https://communityswitch.com.au/event/community-conversations-living-well-with-long-term-conditions/
LOCATION:Phillip\, Corinna Street\, 92\, Phillip\, ACT\, 2606
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ORGANIZER;CN="Health Care Consumers' Association (HCCA)":MAILTO:adminofficer@hcca.org.au
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