This section helps people from south eastern Melbourne find local health services or resources to help manage their health.

Access & Referral

Did you know many SEMPHN -funded services accept self-referrals? Our Access & Referral team can help connect you to the right service. 

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Alcohol and other drugs treatment

View SEMPHN’s free Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) treatment programs for people living or working in South Eastern Melbourne.

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COVID-19 information

Discover ways to stay healthy, what to do if you suspect you have COVID-19, or where you can get tested. This page is filled with reliable resources and services.

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COVID-19 vaccine information

Find answers to frequently asked questions relating to the COVID-19 vaccines, including how to book an appointment; get evidence of your COVID-19 vaccination; and where to find reliable information.

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Dementia Pathways

An online collection of local services, resources and supports for community members living with dementia and their caregivers in south eastern Melbourne.

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Latest news

Updated mental health training standards for GPs

March 19, 2026
The General Practice Mental Health Standards Collaboration (GPMHSC) has released updated mental health training standards for 2026–2028, offering clearer guidance on training pathways required by GPs to access Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) items related to mental health care under the Better Access Initiative.

Homebound vaccination program extended to Flu

March 17, 2026
From April 2026, SEMPHN’s Vulnerable Peoples Homebound Vaccination Program can receive referrals for Flu vaccination only, to eligible homebound individuals. Previously, the Flu vaccination was not available on its own.

New statewide referral criteria for referrals to lung nodule services are now in effect

March 16, 2026
Statewide referral criteria is now in effect for adult lung nodule conditions in public hospitals.