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Seymour Health 100 Years - Mini Documentary

Seymour Health will this year recognise a significant milestone in the history of the hospital, which has been providing care in the local community for 100 years. The Seymour Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital was officially opened in May 1920. The hospital was funded by public subscription and leased to Matron L.C. Rutherford to treat ex-servicemen from World War 1. To recognise this historic event, the local health service has partnered with Mitchell Shire Council and GO Seymour to develop a 100 Years campaign, showcasing the long and rich history of the hospital. The campaign, which will run throughout the month of November, aims to raise awareness and the significance of the 100-year event within the local community. The promotional campaign will feature a diverse range of activities and elements including this mini-documentary video exploring the hospital’s connection and place within the Seymour community Ward Steet, Chief Executive Officer Seymour Health confirms it is important to recognise the occasion and acknowledged the support of Mitchell Shire Council and GO Seymour.