Royal Flying Doctors Service (Tasmania) Contribution for fit-out of two mobile health units
Department of Health and Aged Care
Overview
The purpose of the grant is to provide $100,000 (GST exclusive) as a contribution towards the fit out of two buses which will operate as mobile health units supported by Rotary Tasmania and the Royal Flying Doctor Service. This grant will contribute to the achievement of Outcome 2, Program 2.3 - Health Workforce. The objective of the grant is to: * Improve health outcomes for Tasmanians living with chronic health conditions including cardiovascular disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, dementia, mental illness and youth mental health services. The intended outcome of the grant is: * Two buses that have been upgraded to be purpose-fit to provide emergency health services to Australian’s living in north and north-western Tasmania.
Verified 84 days ago
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