Albury Wodonga Aboriginal Health Service - Wodonga Clinic

KRS Health Family Medical Practice

Wagga Wagga Community Health Service Aboriginal Health Service

St George Family Medical Centre

Rumbalara Health Service

-- Provides information and support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their family

-- Liaises with staff on behalf of a patient

-- Assists patients and their family with understanding of hospital procedures

-- Provides patient support

-- Provides information on support networks for patients and their carers

-- Helps patients access information on services in the community that may help with patient's health and wellbeing

-- Promotes health and wellbeing to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities

-- Promotes the importance of holistic health and wellbeing for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people

-- Promotes cultural awareness within Kyabram District Health Service, by providing support and education to staff on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health issues

-- Supports Kyabram District Health staff to become more informed and aware of the needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients, their families and community

Kyabram District Health Service

Assist Aboriginal patients visit to the hospital.  To make it as pleasant and informative as possible for both the patient and family as well as staff involved.
Initial Contact
Via referral, or at request of patient, family or staff member.

Aims
Assist patient with all areas that relate to their health.

Echuca Regional Health

We provide Care Coordination and Supplementary Services (CCSS) to local residents who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, live with a chronic health condition, and are above the age of 15. Access to a care coordinator and assistance with finances to access urgent medical specialist and allied health services, which are in accordance with a GP care plan.

Services include: Care coordination and assistance to access allied health providers, medical specialists and specialised medical equipment to people who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples. Patients must have one or more of the following conditions: diabetes, cardiovascular disease (e.g. heart attack/stroke), chronic respiratory disease (e.g. asthma/bronchitis/emphysema), chronic kidney disease or cancer and have a current care plan. For more information call a care coordinator on 6287 8099.

Capital Health Network - Closing the Gap Program

Griffith Aboriginal Medical Service

The Peer Education Support Group Program provides peer education groups run by and for past or current illicit/injecting drug users and pharmacotherapy consumers. 

Topics for harm reduction education workshops include: blood borne viruses; sexual health; overdose prevention; safer injecting; drug treatments; mental health and co-morbidity. Consultations and focus groups for consumers to input into local and national policy development activities are facilitated, and the program actively promotes health and human rights for drug users.

Services include: CAHMA provides a peer based user group run by and for past and present illicit/injecting drug users, their families and friends. CAHMA provides advocacy, assistance and education around issues pertinent to the lives of illicit/injecting drug users.

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