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Deadly Doctors Share Insights From The Sector
On the 28th of November 2019, the AH&MRC hosted the Deadly Doctors Forum as part of the Rural Doctors Network for our Member Services. A range of topics were presented by many wonderful speakers. The overarching…
Read MoreHighlights from the Aboriginal Mental Health and Wellbeing Forum
On the 27th and 28th of November, AH&MRC co-hosted the NSW Aboriginal Mental and Wellbeing Workforce Forum in partnership with the Justice Health and Forensic Mental Health Network. The Forum brought together Aboriginal Mental Health…
Read MoreOceania Conference – Making Tobacco Control a Priority
This year, the Oceania Tobacco Control Conference was hosted on Gadigal land in Sydney on the 22-24 October 2019. Held biennially, the Conference provided a unique opportunity for a ‘meeting of minds’, bringing together Tobacco…
Read MoreKatungul’s Wellbeing Centre – Healthy mind, body, spirit
On the 24th of September AH&MRC visited Katungul’s Bateman’s Bay Service to see their Social Wellbeing Centre in action. The Wellbeing Centre focuses on community-orientated programs which support Aboriginal people with or at risk of…
Read MoreRepresenting Your Health Your Future at the Aunty Jeans Koori Mini Olympics
The Aunty Jeans Program was originally founded by the Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District, Aboriginal Chronic Care Unit, in memory of a well-respected local elder who was passionate about Aboriginal health, advocacy and culture. The…
Read MoreThe secret to The Glen Centre’s success
Tucked away near The Chittaway Point Trail, surrounded by wide open spaces and trees is The Glen Centre. The only male specific Central Coast Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Centre. The Glen is proud to take…
Read MoreUNICEF Youth Living with Drought Summit: The Impact of Drought Runs Deep
From the 9th – 11th of October AH&MRC attended the UNICEF Youth Living with Drought Summit 2019. Each day was an opportunity for young people from across NSW to discuss the impact that drought has had on…
Read MoreStrong Women, Strong Culture: Community Control Success Stories at Waminda
It’s a crisp, Spring morning for the visit to Waminda South Coast Women’s Health and Welfare Aboriginal Corporation. There’s been rain, so the pastures and bushland surrounding the NSW South Coast town of Nowra are lush and…
Read MoreThe Deadly Ninja Warrior scored goals at the 2019 Koori Knockout
The Your Health Your Future (YHYF) Ambassador Jack Wilson, the ‘’Deadly Ninja Warrior’’ scored goals at the 2019 Koori Knock Out (KKO) in Tuggerah on the Central Coast of NSW. With little time and not…
Read MoreFamilies in focus: Community Control Success Stories at RivMed
“Yamma dummarung” the sign reads. Welcome to the land of the three rivers. Welcome to Wiradjuri country. It’s the first thing you see as you walk through any entranceway here, a very special campus of sorts…
Read MoreLoving people back to life: success stories in community control at Weigelli
Tucked away on reclaimed farmland outside Cowra, there’s something rather special going on. People who have been marginalised are finding a way back into the life they want to lead. But it’s no miracle. Here,…
Read MoreA primary care oasis: Community Control success stories at Walgett AMS
Driving through Gamilaraay country in the remotest reaches of northwestern NSW, the single most striking feature is the dry; vast expanses of parched land. At the Walgett Aboriginal Medical Service, the walls are beginning to…
Read MoreYour Health Your Future at the Kids in Care Cup
In late September AH&MRCs Public Health Team set out to the Kids in Care Cup in Albion Park as part of the Your Health Your Future (YHYF) campaign. The Kids in Care Cup raises awareness…
Read MoreCEO Clinical Governance CQI Workshops
In August 2019, the AH&MRC hosted the first of a series of Clinical Governance Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) Workshops for our Member Services. Delivered in two phases, the overarching objective of this initiative is to…
Read MoreAboriginal Chronic Conditions Network 2019 Conference
On the 27th and 28th of August, the Public Health Team attended the Aboriginal Chronic Conditions Network 2019 Conference in Kirribilli. The conference aimed to improve the experience and delivery of healthcare for Aboriginal people with chronic…
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