COVID-19 Vaccination Program

Getting a COVID-19 vaccine is the best way to protect yourself and the South Australian community.

The Women's and Children's Health Network is proud to be supporting the SA Health rollout of this vaccine.

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Stay Healthy in the Heat

Everyone is at risk of heat-related illness during hot weather.

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LGBTQI+ community surveys

Do you, or someone you care for, access the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS)?

If you're part of the LGBTQI+ community we want to hear from you.

CAMHS is conducting two surveys, one for young people and one for carers /parents. All feedback is treated confidentially.

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COVID-19 Response

The Women's and Children's Hospital is here to look after you and your loved ones.

Read the latest information on care services during COVID-19 restrictions here.

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Our Aboriginal Cultural Identity

Here is our new Aboriginal Cultural Identity for the Women's and Children's Health Network. The artwork is a visual representation of Aboriginal health across our Network.

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Consultation begins on new Women's and Children's Hospital

Our clinicians, staff, consumers and the broader South Australian community will play a significant role in shaping our new hospital.

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Mental health services for children and young people

In times of crisis, families can experience an increased level of stress and vulnerability.

The Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) plays an important role in the community supporting children, young people and their families.

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Women's and Children's Hospital Upgrade Project

A $50 million upgrade of the Women's and Children's Hospital is underway.

There may be an increase in noise, activity and other disruptions resulting from these building works. If you have any concerns please contact a staff member as your comfort and safety is our top priority.

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Ensuring the safety of women, children and families

Family violence can become more frequent and severe during periods of emergency or high-stress. Being separated from support systems can increase the risk of family violence.

We provide a number of free and confidential services to care for those experiencing family violence. We are here if you need us.

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WCH support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people

At the Women's and Children's Hospital we are committed to making our services more relevant, accessible and culturally appropriate for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We offer cultural support for inpatients, and external support services for Aboriginal families.

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