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Grants to help get through the double whammy

30/03/2020

Bushfires hit houses on the south coast of NSW. Photo: Mark Naunton/Supplied.

Mental health and well-being support is now available for pharmacists suffering the effects of the recent bushfires and now COVID-19 The Pharmacists’ Support Service has announced the availability of grants to support the mental health and well-being of Australian pharmacists and pharmacy staff who have been impacted by bushfires and are now facing what it

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Grants to help get through the double whammy

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