Meet an OM:NI member: Peter Angwin
14 September 2020
OM:NI member Peter Angwin shares reminiscences of his many years reading newspapers to the vision impaired for Radio 3RPH.
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Staying healthy through COVID-19
14 September 2020
While we’re all living under COVID-19 restrictions, you can still visit your GP and other health care services. You can also leave home to get medicine and medical supplies. In some cases, though, you may be able to access what you need without even leaving your home.
Strength for Life online? Easy! Here’s how it works
14 September 2020
With restrictions slow to ease, many folks who initially planned to simply ‘wait it out’ are starting to think about joining the Zoom revolution.
‘The Years of Our Lives’ – Help us celebrate our diverse community
21 August 2020
The City of Melbourne is inviting members of the community to contribute stories and experiences to help us celebrate our diverse community and highlight the unique life experiences of older Melburnians.
Getting ‘Back On Track’ After a Heart Event: An Innovative Online Program For Cardiac Patients
19 August 2020
Every year, 55,000 Australians have a heart attack, representing one every ten minutes. All patients are referred to a cardiac rehabilitation (CR) program to help with their recovery.
CEO’s Message
10 August 2020
‘It seems a week is a long time in Victoria during the COVID-19 pandemic.’ This was the opening of my message last month, and this month it rings even more true. We in Victoria now find ourselves in a situation that can only be described as surreal.