The annual scholarship program, supported by Helping Hands, provides valuable opportunities for Yarrawonga Health employees to further their education and professional development, helping strengthen healthcare services across the local community.
This year, Midwife Amy Jury and Nurse Danielle Wilson were announced as the 2026 Helping Hands Scholarship recipients, recognised for their commitment to professional growth and dedication to delivering high-quality care.
Helping Hands Committee member Bronwyn Thomas said the committee was passionate about supporting staff to continue building their knowledge and expertise.
“Helping Hands supports the ongoing education journey of Yarrawonga Health staff, recognising the long-term benefits that professional development brings to both the health service and our wider community,” Ms Thomas said.
“We are delighted to congratulate Amy and Danielle as the 2026 scholarship recipients and look forward to seeing the positive impact of their continued growth and dedication within Yarrawonga Health.”
Chief Executive Officer Robin Haberecht thanked the Helping Hands Committee for its continued investment in the organisation’s workforce and future healthcare delivery.
Robin Haberecht CEO said supporting staff education and development was essential in ensuring rural communities continue to have access to highly skilled healthcare professionals.
“The support provided through the Helping Hands scholarships creates valuable opportunities for our staff to further their education, strengthen their capabilities and continue delivering exceptional care to our community,” Ms Haberecht said.
“We are incredibly grateful to Helping Hands for their longstanding commitment to Yarrawonga Health and for recognising the importance of investing in our people.”
Helping Hands has proudly supported Yarrawonga Health for many years through fundraising initiatives and community contributions, this continual generosity provides resources, equipment and opportunities that directly benefit our staff and patients.”
