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Rural Support - South Australia Only PDF Print E-mail

Live in Rural South Australia?

Do you want more

information and support?

 

Get Linked Up!

 

For the past four months, the Getting It Together Rural Peer Support Project has been experimenting with a new way of sharing information and linking people with hepatitis C who live throughout rural SA.

The Get Linked Up service is a free monthly phone link-up that provides people with an opportunity to talk with others from rural SA, and to access easy-to-understand information about hepatitis C. The team behind the planning and facilitation of the link-ups bring a wealth of personal knowledge and understanding about hepatitis C, and really know just how difficult it can be living with hepatitis C in a rural community, dealing with misunderstanding and stigma.

Two of the team members, Robbie and Karen, participate in the link-up from rural SA, where they have lived for many years. Will and Lyn also bring a detailed personal knowledge to the service, and a comprehensive understanding of current hepatitis C information gained through their work on the Hepatitis C Council Info & Support Line.

Anyone from a rural community who has hepatitis C can phone into the link-up free of charge and use the opportunity to ask questions and to share information and ideas.

When: On the 4th Tuesday of each month; 1pm - 2pm

How: For information about how to get linked up, call Lyn Green or Leslie Wightman at the Hepatitis C Council of SA on 1800 021 133 or 8362 8443, or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

 



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Last Updated on Thursday, 13 December 2007 10:48