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South Australia’s Repat health precinct has received a major cash injection with the State and Federal Government announcing a $70 million funding agreement.
The $70 million revamp will comprise of the following:
The Federal Government has committed $30 million to the development, whilst the State Government will invest a further $40 million in the precinct.
Federal Minister for Health Greg Hunt said the restored facility aims to make a patient’s transition to the community easier.
“I’m delighted to be able to deliver a new state-of-the-art facility for brain and spinal rehabilitation patients which will be co-located with a range of specialised services and which will make a patient’s transition to the community easier,†Hunt said.
“This funding commitment ensures we are one step closer to reactivating and revitalising what will be a critical part of South Australia’s future health system.â€
Future generations will enjoy the Repat Chapel, Remembrance Gardens, Museum and SPF Hall as they will be protected and preserved as community assets.