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Overview of Health Promotion

Overview of Health Promotion

Image of EMHS catchmentThe East Metropolitan Health Service catchment has a population of over 725,000 and covers 13 local government areas:

  • Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale
  • City of Armadale
  • City of Gosnells
  • City of Canning
  • City of Belmont
  • Town of Victoria Park
  • City of South Perth
  • City of Perth
  • Shire of Mundaring
  • City of Kalamunda
  • City of Swan
  • Town of Bassendean
  • City of Bayswater

Working closely with these local governments, the Health Promotion team has access to health and wellbeing demographic data that enables them to work with vulnerable populations at risk of particular health issues.

Last Updated: 15/12/2021
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