We work with community organisations, councils, local groups, health services and like-minded regional businesses to build practical and trusted hearing health pathways.
There are two main ways to connect with us: through a longer-term partnership, or through a practical community collaboration such as a visit, event or local health activity.
Ongoing relationships with organisations that share our commitment to regional health, wellbeing and community access. These may include referral pathways, community health planning, co-located services, aged care support or ongoing wellbeing activities.
Practical, activity-based ways to connect with local communities, including visits, community centres, wellbeing days, field days, health expos and local events.
Bring hearing health information and care pathways into trusted local settings.
Reach people who may not otherwise seek hearing support early or know where to begin.
Help people understand the next step, whether that is information, a hearing check, a referral or a full hearing assessment.
Work with a values-led regional team focused on practical access, client-first guidance and community outcomes.
Suitable partners may include community organisations, councils, neighbourhood and community houses, aged care and disability organisations, hospitals and health services, schools and education providers, First Nations organisations, local associations, service groups and like-minded regional businesses.
We begin by understanding the local need, intended audience and desired outcome. Before an activity is confirmed, we agree on scope, responsibilities, promotion, site requirements, privacy, safety and any follow-up arrangements.
To organise a visit, call 1800 432 748 or email admin@chcare.com.au. Would you like us to visit your community, or are you interested in working together? Complete the form below and our team will contact you to discuss the next most suitable step.
