COVID-19 reporting
From 20 October 2023, weekly COVID numbers will no longer be published on NSW Health. The best measures of COVID-19 in the community are:
- admissions to hospital
- sewage testing.
Detailed information is available in the weekly NSW Respiratory Surveillance Report.
Find national COVID-19 case numbers and statistics on the Australian Government health website.
Find COVID-19 easy to read resources here.
Get the latest advice and vaccination information from the Department of Health and Aged Care here.
Expand each section below for further information
COVID-19 Vaccinations
Mental Health Support During COVID-19
Black Dog Institute Weekly Mental Well-Being Checklist
MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT FOR COVID-19
Head to Health COVD-19 Mental Health Support
REACH OUT - Mental Health Support for Young People and their Parents
Mental Health Commission - COVID-19 Support
Beyond Blue COVID-19 Mental Health Support
This Way Up COVID-19 Mental Well-being Support
Relationships Australia Time to Talk Program
Indigenous Health - Keep the Mob Safe
If you require assistance printing any resources, please contact WNSW PHN who will mail the required resource.
PROTECT YOURSELF, MOB & COMMUNITY POSTER
DIDJA KNOW - SIMPLE STEPS FOR HAND HYGIENE POSTER
Good health and hygiene poster
Protect Community and Elders Poster
Well-being for Elders during COVID-19
Stay Connected, Keep our Mob Healthy Poster
Keep our Communities Healthy Brochure
Australian Government Resources
Information for Older Australians
Information for Older Australians
Living Well in the COVID-19 Pandemic
Immunisation Information During COVID-19
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH - IT'S OK TO HAVE HOME CARE
Healthcare Visiting Guide: Enabling Family Presence during COVID-19
Older Australians COVID-19 Support Line
Older Australians - Stay Connected
Older Australians - Stay Healthy
National Aged Care Advocacy Program
Information for Aged Care Residents and their Families
Information for People with a Disability
Advanced Care Planning
Advance Care Planning (ACP) enables a person to discuss and document the extent of medical intervention they wish to receive when in critical care or if approaching the end of their life.
ACP should be part of routine practice and with the increasing impact of COVID-19 on services, it is critical for clinical staff to proactively engage in these discussions with all patients and families.
NSW Health Information is also available to help people understand the importance of planning ahead and of documenting their preferences for care and treatment.
Advance Care Planning - Making your Wishes Known
Making an Advance Care Planning Directive
Advance Care Planning Australia