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IPC HITS THE TARMAC WITH $25,000 GCBF FUNDING |
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Inala Primary Care (IPC) has secured a brand new vehicle to assist with its local practice through the Gambling Community Benefit Fund (GCBF).
IPC CEO Cathy Brown and Federal Member for Oxley, Bernie Ripoll were on hand to officially launch the use of the new vehicle and celebrate the benefits the community will receive as a direct result of its purchase.
“This is a terrific acquisition for Inala Primary Care and will no doubt increase their ability to deliver essential front line services to the Inala region.
“This grant is the result of years of hard work and effort by the team at IPC and there is no local health care provider I think that is more deserving of this recognition |
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and assistance” Mr Ripoll said.
The GCBF was established by the Queensland State Government in recognition of the important role played by organisations such as Inala Primary Care in meeting the needs of the local community.
CEO Cathy Brown was ecstatic with the new vehicle. “This project was proudly funded by the Queensland Government's Gambling Community Benefit Fund and is already being utilised to provide much needed health care to our disadvantaged community” Ms Brown said.
Inala Primary Care, is located at 64 Wirraway Parade, Inala, and provides a range of health services for both chronic and acute patients.
PHOTO: Bernie Ripoll MP and Inala Primary Care CEO, Cathy Brown together with the recently funded vehicle |
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