The Derby Aboriginal Health Service (DAHS) provides holistic primary health care based on principles of equity and access. Established by Aboriginal people for Aboriginal people, DAHS addresses the health needs of Aboriginal communities while respecting cultural values. DAHS empowers individuals, families, and communities to promote wellbeing, manage ill-health, and participate in decision-making, planning, and service delivery. 

Derby Aboriginal Health Service Council Aboriginal Corporation

Runs all community based services for a large Aboriginal population.

Looma Aboriginal Community

Australian Red Cross - Derby

Derby Community Health Service

Looma Remote Area Health Service

Beagle Bay Community Health Centre

Nurses are on call 24 hours for emergencies.
Primary health services offered at the Health Centre periodically.

Lombadina Remote Area Clinic

Milliya Rumurra provides alcohol and other drugs treatment and rehabilitation programs. The organisation offers a range of services and works closely with local Government and non Government agencies. Rehabilitation Service Primarily a service for indigenous residents but non-indigenous people are accepted. 22 beds. Minimum stay 12 weeks which can be extended if necessary.

Indigenous health in Derby

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