WACHS Library: Nina's Guide to ... WACHS Healthy Country Kids program: Welcome

Welcome to Nina's guide to ... the Healthy Country Kids (HCK) program

The purpose of this guide is to highlight Library resources and services to support staff with their HCK program work.

Librarian's hours: 9am-4.30pm, Monday-Friday (excluding public holidays)

Website: The Library's website provides WACHS staff with 24/7 self-serve access to the Library's resources via any internet-enabled device

Contact details:

Web: https://wachslibrary.health.wa.gov.au/home
E-mail: wachslibrary@health.wa.gov.au
Phone: 08 6391 0617
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WACHS Healthy Country Kids (HCK) program overview

The WACHS Healthy Country Kids (HCK) program provides integrated child health and development services that supports optimal health, development and well-being for all children in country WA.

It encompasses three service streams:

Child health services
School health services
Child development services

Links for staff

WACHS Healthy Country Kids program [Intranet]
The HCK Intranet site provides information and resources for staff providing HCK services.
Healthy Country Kids [South West Intranet]
Provides a brief overview of the SW-HCK program for staff providing HCK services.

Links for parents, families and carers

WACHS Healthy Country Kids program website [internet]
The HCK internet site is designed to provide parents, families and carers with information about the HCK program and resources on parenting and child health and development.
South West Healthy Country Kids [internet]
This internet site has been set up specifically to provide parents, families and carers information about the SW-HCK program and resources on parenting and child health and development.