South Gippsland Hospital

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South Gippsland Hospital South Gippsland Hospital is a small rural health service serving the communities of Corner Inlet.

South Gippsland Hospital is located in the small town of Foster at the gateway to Wilson’s Promontory, Corner Inlet and Waratah Bay. The town of Foster has a population of approximately 1200 people however the official catchment area of the Hospital boasts 6,500 people. The organisation, classified as a small rural health service , is an integrated hospital and community health service providing a broad range of acute and primary care services. It is closely associated with the Foster and Toora Medical Centres which provide the medical practitioner services.

05/11/2026
South Gippsland Hospital to Mark International Men’s Day with Inspiring Community Event.Men and boys from across South G...
01/11/2026

South Gippsland Hospital to Mark International Men’s Day with Inspiring Community Event.

Men and boys from across South Gippsland are invited to come together this November as South Gippsland Hospital celebrates International Men’s Day 2026 with a special community event featuring respected local GP Dr Phil Worboys.

The free event will be held on Tuesday 17 November from 5.00pm to 7.00pm at the Community Health Centre, 87 Station Road, Foster. Attendees will enjoy a complimentary barbecue dinner and an informal question-and-answer session with Dr Worboys, whose medical career has spanned more than 35 years serving the local community.

The event is free to attend; however, bookings are essential. Community members can RSVP by calling 5683 9777 or emailing [email protected].

30/10/2026

Advice - Thunderstorm Asthma - Prepare Now
Incident Location: West and South Gippsland
Issue Date: Friday 30 October 2026, 04:35 pm
Next Update: Saturday 31 October 2026, 02:30 pm

More details at http://emergency.vic.gov.au/respond/ #!/warning/43546/moreinfo

This Advice is being issued for West and South Gippsland.
- There is a high risk of epidemic thunderstorm asthma in the West and South Gippsland district on Saturday 31 October 2026.
- People may experience asthma symptoms or difficulty breathing due to thunderstorm activity.
- https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/thunderstorm-asthma can be triggered by a combination of high amounts of grass pollen in the air and a certain type of thunderstorm.
- For people who have asthma or hay fever, this can trigger severe asthma symptoms.

Be aware of an increased chance of experiencing breathing difficulties or an asthma attack. Prepare now - carry your asthma reliever puffer with you at all times today.

For more information, to register your interest, or for a survey  please contact Tanya Cook Email: tanya.cook@sghs.com.a...
26/10/2026

For more information, to register your interest, or for a survey please contact Tanya Cook Email: [email protected]
Mob: 0437 859 944 or Ph: 5683 9780

Congratulations Andrew and Ashleigh! Welcome to the world baby Lyra who was born at SGH on Saturday 24 October 2026. Lyr...
26/10/2026

Congratulations Andrew and Ashleigh!

Welcome to the world baby Lyra who was born at SGH on Saturday 24 October 2026.

Lyra’s Dad and 3 brothers were at swimming lessons, so Lyra is pictured with Mum, Nanna and Gigi in front of our new Melanie Caple artwork.

AND Lyra was born on Gigi’s bday!

❤️❣️♥️😎🫶🎉🥳

The Great Shake Out is a global earthquake preparedness initiative that encourages people to practise the simple, lifesa...
14/10/2026

The Great Shake Out is a global earthquake preparedness initiative that encourages people to practise the simple, lifesaving actions: DROP – COVER – HOLD ON.

As the control agency for earthquakes in Victoria, VICSES plays a key role in supporting communities, before, during and after earthquake events. By participating in the Great Shake Out, VICSES is helping communities build awareness, preparedness, and resilience by encouraging people to participate in the drill to practise what to do when an earthquake occurs.

Earthquakes can and do happen in South Gippsland – as we were reminded only recently (https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-10-09/gippsland-earthquakes-normal-aftershocks/106745856). While those quakes were relatively small, larger earthquakes elsewhere clearly demonstrate the importance of being prepared and knowing how to respond when the ground starts shaking. Taking part in the Great Shake Out is a simple and effective way to improve preparedness, increase awareness and strengthen community resilience.

Today is Allied Health Professions Day ❤🤸😏Our Allied Health Professionals bring skill, compassion and expertise to care ...
14/10/2026

Today is Allied Health Professions Day ❤🤸😏

Our Allied Health Professionals bring skill, compassion and expertise to care for our clients and patients across all our settings, or in people's homes. We are incredibly proud of the contribution our Allied Health Professionals and our assistants make to the people we care for. Today is an opportunity to recognise that contribution and say thank you to our Allied Health team for everything they bring to our multidisciplinary healthcare team.

Any green thumbs out there with some free time?
13/10/2026

Any green thumbs out there with some free time?

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87 Station Road
Foster, VIC
3960

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