The Carroll Labor Government is making sure regional Victorians can continue getting access to the care they need.

Member for Northern Victoria Jaclyn Symes announced that organisations in the Northern Victoria region will benefit from the latest round of Regional Health Infrastructure Fund (RHIF) grants.

• Omnia Community Health will receive $316,000
• Sunraysia Community Health Services Ltd will receive $1,074,000
• Mildura Base Public Hospital will receive $1,478,400
• Northern District Community Health Service will receive $628,600
• Kerang District Health will receive $353,500
• Njernda Aboriginal Corporation will receive $400,000
• Mallee District Aboriginal Services will receive separate grants of $400,000 and $50,000
• Albury Wodonga Health will receive $4,945,000
• Northeast Health Wangaratta will receive $961,000
• Alexandra District Health will receive separate grants of $2,190,000 and $393,252
• NCN Health will receive $9,340,000
• Yarrawonga Health will receive $9,567,000
• Heathcote Health will receive $1,166,000
• Kyabram and District Health Services will receive $755,000
• Goulburn Valley Health will receive $5,042,000

Labor has now invested $865 million through the RHIF, the largest health grants program in Victoria's history.

Since 2016, the fund has delivered more than 750 projects, supported local jobs and helped regional health services attract and retain skilled workers.

That includes a revamped Urgent Care Centre in Inglewood, upgraded aged care facilities in West Wimmera and new medical equipment in Swan Hill and Central Gippsland.

In every corner of the state, Labor is backing the hospitals and health workers regional communities rely on.

Jess Wilson’s mentor Jeff Kennett cut jobs and closed 12 regional hospitals and privatised two.

If given the chance, a Liberal One Nation Coalition will do it again.

Quotes attributable to Member for Northern Victoria Jaclyn Symes

“These upgrades mean better equipment, better facilities and more support for the hardworking doctors and nurses our communities rely on.”

“Labor is investing in regional healthcare because we know how much it matters to local families, patients and health workers.”

Quotes attributable to Minister for Health Ingrid Stitt

“We're making sure more regional Victorians can get the care they need, closer to home.”

“A Liberal One Nation Coalition will privatise and cut frontline services the first chance they get.”

“We know they’ll do it because they’ve done it before – closing 12 regional hospitals and privatising another two.”