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Ingkintja: Wurra apa artwuka pmara (Men's Health)
Indigenous health
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Opens 8:30am
Ingkintja: Wurra apa artwuka pmara (Men's Health)
Contact
Phone
08 8958 4567Fax
08 8951 4493
Website
Ingkintja: Wurra apa artwuka pmara (Men's Health)
(http://www.caac.org.au/)
Location
19 Gap Road THE GAP NT 0870
Opening times
Hours might change due to public holiday
Today
8:30am–12:30pm
1:30pm–5pm
Wednesday
9:30am–12:30pm
1:30pm–5pm
Thursday
8:30am–12:30pm
1:30pm–5pm
Friday
8:30am–12:30pm
1:30pm–5pm
Monday
8:30am–12:30pm
1:30pm–5pm
Book an appointment
For information about this service, or to book an appointment, please call.
Call 08 8958 4567About this service
Billing
No fee
You won't need to pay.
Additional information
Ingkintja: Wurra apa artwuka pmara is an Aboriginal male-only place providing care for male health and wellbeing.
The service is provided in a culturally safe place for clients with only male workers to help you feel comfortable talking about male health issues.
Our service provides a multi-disciplinary team approach to ensure Aboriginal male clients have access to best practice primary health care including:
- Male health checks
- Immunisations
- Medical care for illness and disease
- Counselling (including home visits)
- Sexual health information
- STI checks and treatment
- Anger management and family violence intervention support
- Wash facilities
- Gym facilities
- Nutrition support – education on good and bad foods and exercise
- Information and referral on how to improve health such as quitting smoking and/or drinking
- Referrals to Congress Social and Emotional Wellbeing Service programs
- Health support for Aboriginal men going through ceremony
- a 'Men's Shed' for men to learn new skills
- Healthy lifestyle promotion
The service is provided in a culturally safe place for clients with only male workers to help you feel comfortable talking about male health issues.
Our service provides a multi-disciplinary team approach to ensure Aboriginal male clients have access to best practice primary health care including:
- Male health checks
- Immunisations
- Medical care for illness and disease
- Counselling (including home visits)
- Sexual health information
- STI checks and treatment
- Anger management and family violence intervention support
- Wash facilities
- Gym facilities
- Nutrition support – education on good and bad foods and exercise
- Information and referral on how to improve health such as quitting smoking and/or drinking
- Referrals to Congress Social and Emotional Wellbeing Service programs
- Health support for Aboriginal men going through ceremony
- a 'Men's Shed' for men to learn new skills
- Healthy lifestyle promotion
* Details may vary. Please call the service before visiting to double check details.
* Details may vary. Please call the service before visiting to double check details.