Molly is the happy recipient of the 1st Prize Hamper in our Easter Raffle. Her huge smile is proof winners are grinners! There were 8 fantastic hampers to give away, and we’d like to thank Maddy from Prime Residential Property Management in Point Cook for assisting with the raffle draw.
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EZ-IO Drill kindly donated to Werribee Mercy Hospital by local business owner, Anu Aggarwal
Local resident and business owner of Find My Real Estate, Anu Aggarwal, was a patient at Werribee Mercy Hospital when he experienced thunderstorm asthma. His extreme gratitude for the wonderful staff that helped saved him has driven his desire to want to give back. After a coffee with the Werribee Hospital
Autumn 2021 – In Good Health Newsletter
HAPPY NEW YEAR! 2021 is well and truly here, and we are so relieved that we can currently move about our community and carry out our work in a less restricted fashion than the previous (surreal) year! On that note, I would like to wish you all a Happy New
Easter Raffle Hampers to be won!
We have been busy selling Easter raffle tickets at Sanctuary Lakes Shopping Centre. There are 8 fantastic hampers to give away, all bursting with chocolate, toys and games for the kids. Our remaining tickets can be bought from our wonderful friends at Wyndham Cache, at 243 K Road, Werribee. Tickets
Funds raised to upgrade outdated Mental Health Line
The Werribee Mercy Hospital manages mental health services across Melbourne’s South West, operating a 24-hour mental health triage line for people in acute mental distress and for referrals to support services. The line receives upwards of 25,000 calls each year, and the pandemic has created an unprecedented and fast-escalating demand.
AccuVein for Werribee Mercy Hospital Paediatric Ward has been funded
The Werribee Hospital Foundation has proudly raised enough money for the AccuVein finder to be purchased for our local hospital’s Paediatric Ward! The vein finder will be in use every day. It will help ease the distress of our littlest patients, and anything to make their hospital experience less traumatic