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Bolton Clarke awarded $400,000 grant to support nurses in need
Victorian nurses experiencing disadvantage will benefit from a $400,000 grant awarded toBolton Clarke(formerly known as the Royal District Nursing Service) following a recent granting round on behalf of The Arthur Emilio Loyer Estate.
The Estate was set up in memory of nurse Mabel Alice Sharrott to assist nurses who have given at least 15 years of service to the community, with some of that time spent nursing in Victoria. The trust seeks to support retired or working nurses facing disadvantage by providing grants for accommodation needs.
Bolton Clarke was established in 1885 and is now Australia’s largest not-for-profit nursing organisation, with a dedicated team of Home Care nurses.
This week Cal shares some of the recent conversation he had with five living legends involved in the early response to HIV and AIDS. As five women, the panel shares their perspectives on being involved in an epidemic that was largely impacting gay men and other men who have sex with men here in Australia.
During this episode, Cal talks to:
Auntie Bev Greet – founder of Positive Women Victoria and longstanding advocate for women living with HIV
Maureen O’Brien – the first Community Health Nurse at the Victorian AIDS Council/Gay Men’s Health Centre (now Thorne Harbour Health’s Centre Clinic)