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Graphic: Flying Doctor Memory Lane officially launches in Victoria.
Flying Doctor Memory Lane officially launches in Victoria.
Following a successful donation drive back in February, RFDS Victoria’s new palliative care service, Memory Lane, launched this week.
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RFDS Victoria launches new Facebook page
11 May 2021RFDS Victoria has launched its own dedicated Facebook page to highlight the stories and people that make up the Flying Doctor in Victoria, supporting positive social connection across the state.
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Flying Doctor Speech Therapy expands to the Loddon and Buloke Shires.
21 Apr 2021In partnership with Inglewood District Health Service and East Wimmera Health Service (EWHS), Flying Doctor Speech Therapy has expanded to the Loddon and Buloke Shires of Victoria.
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Flying Doctor Dental Clinic has achieved its National Standards accreditation.
01 Apr 2021Due to the combined efforts of our Dental and Quality teams, the Flying Doctor Dental Clinic passed the National Standards assessment with flying colours.
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Flying Doctor Community Transport Officially Launches in Rochester
26 Mar 2021RFDS Victoria and Rochester and Elmore District Health Service held a special launch event to celebrate the Flying Doctor Community Transport service expanding into Rochester.
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More than $200,000 raised in 12 hours for Flying Doctor Memory Lane
26 Feb 2021A lightning-fast 12 hour donation drive has seen RFDS Victoria raise vital funds to help launch its new service, Memory Lane.
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RFDS Victoria launches its Matched Giving Day to support Memory Lane
17 Feb 2021On Thursday 25 February 2021, RFDS Victoria will launch a lightning-fast fundraising campaign to support its new service, Memory Lane.
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RFDS Victoria partners with Cooper Energy to support rural health needs
10 Feb 2021RFDS Victoria has signed a three-year partnership agreement with Cooper Energy’s Legacy Foundation.
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Saving baby Kaleb
18 Jan 2021Baby Kaleb was only 10 days old when he became seriously ill in the midst of rising floodwaters in Biloela. His mum, Lori, took him to the local hospital. But Kaleb was so unwell that he needed intensive care – nearly 150km away.
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