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Defibrillator for Patricia Hinchey Centre

The East Grampians Health Service Patricia Hinchey Centre has purchased a defibrillator thanks to a donation from U3A Ararat.

U3A Ararat last year held a fashion parade showcasing vintage classics and rare outfits from the past, titled ‘Threads’, modelled by Marian College students

It also featured a digital and static display from the Lady Grimwade Collection from Ararat Gallery’s permanent collection.

U3A Ararat donated $600 to the Patricia Hinchey Centre to purchase a new defibrillator, and $1000 to Marian College to be used for student scholarships.

“We are very grateful for the generosity of U3A Ararat members,” EGHS chief executive Andrew Freeman said.

“Defibrillators are vital for the quick response to people suffering a cardiac arrest and to have one installed at the Patricia Hinchey Centre will be important for the safety of our consumers.”

EGHS Director of Community Services Sally Philip (left) and Manager of Patricia Hinchey Centre Jacinta Harman (right) accept a cheque from U3A Ararat members Alwyn Kitchen, Pam Orr and Anne Hedgeland

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East Grampians Health Service acknowledges the Wotjobaluk, Jaadwa, Jadawadjali, Wergaia, Jupagalk and Eastern Maar peoples as the Traditional Custodians of these lands. We acknowledge that their holistic approach to health; harmony between body, mind, spirit and environment, has been practiced on these lands for thousands of years. We thank past and present Elders for this knowledge to help improve health and wellbeing for all Australians.

ARARAT

Girdlestone Street
Ararat 3377

P: 03 5352 9300
E: info@eghs.net.au
WILLAURA

Delacombe Way
Willaura 3379

P: 03 5354 1600
E: info@eghs.net.au
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