Our role and region
COORDINARE is the South Eastern NSW Primary Health Network (PHN). Our role is to improve the health and wellbeing of our community which is one of the largest rural and regional populations in NSW.
Our region stretches from Helensburgh in the north to the Victorian border in the south and inland to Cooma / Monaro, Queanbeyan, Yass and Goulburn.
12
local government areas and territories
over
664,250
total population
808
general practitioners
over
50,000 km2
spanned distance
Most recent news
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Peer Academy launched to help young people turn lived experience into mental health careers
15 October 2026
COORDINARE – South Eastern NSW PHN has launched a new Peer Academy to help young people with lived and living experience of mental health challenges build careers in the mental health peer workforce.
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Call to strengthen primary health disaster resilience
12 October 2026
This International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, 13 October, COORDINARE - South Eastern NSW PHN is highlighting the vital role of primary health care in strengthening disaster resilience for communities and reminding general practices in South Eastern NSW of opportunities to strengthen their disaster preparedness.
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General practice-led approach to community connection launched in mental health month
1 October 2026
This October in mental health month we're highlighting how the theme 'a little connection goes a long way' in supporting mental wellbeing, is demonstrated by a local general practice-led initiative, along with COORDINARE’s commissioned mental health services.
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You Can Ask: new resources empower multicultural communities to request an interpreter
22 September 2026
A new suite of culturally appropriate resources have been launched to help newly arrived migrants and multicultural communities better understand and access interpreter services when receiving health care in the region.
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Get involved
We value the insights and expertise that community members, health professionals and service providers bring to improving the health and wellbeing of our community. This feedback is key to our success in funding the right health services to address local needs.
Follow the links below to see how you can be part of the conversation.
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Community feedback
Make a difference to the way health care is delivered in your community. Share your thoughts via our feedback form, or search for events and consultations you can take part in.
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Health professionals learning
Connect and collaborate with your peers as we strive towards one coordinated health system. Find events, practice managers support, self-paced learning, and research opportunities.
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Service provider support
Discover opportunities to create new partnerships, build capacity or trial innovative service models. Find out more by visiting our e-procurement portal, TenderLink.
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