Events & News
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| "Deadly Shots" is a community based arts project organised by the Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council of NSW (Australia) where young Aboriginal people were given disposable cameras to take photographs about what living with Hepatitis C means for their communities. The Photographic Exhibition took place at the Aboriginal Health College, NSW in La Perouse in May 2010. Click here to watch the Deadly Shots Launch |
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7th NSW Aboriginal Drug & Alcohol Symposium
Newcastle Wednesday 21 st – Friday 23 rd April 2010 |
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The SNAICC National Executive In March 2008
Launched
SNAICC's RESOURCE SERVICE WEB SITE
www.snaicc.asn.au/src
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Financial Management Workshops
Funded by OATSIH
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Please click here for Financial Management Workshop for Aboriginal Medical Services Series I 2006 |
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Please click here for Financial Management Workshop for Aboriginal Medical Services Series II 2007 |
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HIV/AIDS, STI & Hepatitis C Strategies: Implementation Plan for Aboriginal People 2006-2009
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The NSW HIV/AIDS, Sexually Transmissible Infections and Hepatitis C Strategies: Implementation Plan for Aboriginal People 2006-2009 provides a tool for the implementation of the NSW HIV/AIDS Strategy 2006-2009 (PD2006_072), the NSW STI Strategy 2006-2009 (PD2006_071) and the NSW Hepatitis C Strategy 2006-2009; and the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Sexual Health and Blood Borne Virus Strategy 2005-2008, more.
Download : HIV/AIDS, STI & Hepatitis C Strategies: Implementation Plan for Aboriginal People 2006-2009
(File size: 321Kb)
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Blood borne virus workshop:
An update for Aboriginal health workers,
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MEDIA RELEASE -
31 January 2007
Gaps identified in understanding Aboriginal children’s health
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A Deakin University-Flinders University research team who reviewed all research on Aboriginal child health, development and wellbeing in Australia has found major gaps in knowledge, with significant implications for health service policy and delivery, more
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Members of the Stolen Generations Challenge the Imposed Name
Change of ‘Sorry Day’ to ‘Healing Day’
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Blanket distribution through which Aboriginal babies were registered
Copy of article from The Koori Mail on, Wednesday, May 4, 2005. Used with permission.
For news, images and views of particular interest to Aborigines and Torres Strait Island people, and non-Indigenous people interested in Indigenous affairs, check out the Koori Mail - Australia's national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander newspaper.
One Paper, Many Voices - We're Proud to be The Voice of Indigenous Australia
For up-to-date information about the Aboriginal Community Controlled Health sector's view on current issues, check out NACCHO's media releases.
