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Keep in touch with family and friends for Christmas
[2 Sep 10]
Our 2010 Christmas cards are now available. We have once again chosen a range that features designs by Melbourne artists as well as classic images. By purchasing our Christmas cards you will be actively supporting the important Arthritis Victoria programs and services that help Victorians with musculoskeletal conditions.
Why not browse through the Christmas card catalogue - see the PDF below - and make your selection. You can also order your cards by phoning us on 03 8531 8000 (or 1800 011 041 for country callers). Don't delay - our Christmas cards sell out very quickly!
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AV PhD Scholarship Program 2010 – Apply now!
[2 Sep 10]
We are seeking PhD scholars interested in improving the health outcomes of our consumers.
For more information about the PhD Scholarships Program 2010, click here.
Take part in our short musculoskeletal survey: Access to Victorian Disability Support Services
[26 Aug 10]
A number of support services are available to people with disabilities in Victoria, many of which could improve the lives of people with musculoskeletal conditions.
Unfortunately, those with a musculoskeletal condition often face roadblocks when trying to access disability support services due to restrictive assessment policies within Victoria. These policies class an episodic condition as a 'chronic medical condition' rather than a 'disability' and result in many people being denied access.
Arthritis Victoria is seeking to challenge these assessment policies to help improve access to disability support services for people with musculoskeletal conditions.
What we are asking of you:
To assist us with this campaign, Arthritis Victoria wants to hear whether you have experienced roadblocks related to these types of issues in Victoria. The survey will only take a couple of minutes to complete.
Click here to complete the five-minute survey.