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Dear members, community members and other interested people, Our names are Jack James and Paula Smith. We are currently special administrators of Wellington Aboriginal Corporation Health Service. We invite members, community members and interested parties to meet with us ... Read More

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Got a COVID 19 question – Ask Dr Thomas Robinson at our Mt Druitt Clinic Why should I get a COVID-19 immunisation? Getting a COVID-19 vaccination helps protect you, your community, and your loved ones. Both the available COVID-19 vaccines are very good at protecting against severe COVID-19 rela... Read More

Our staff members, Janet, Emma , Jelis and Jodie attended the Business Connect Breakfast at the Crown Casino in Sydney which was attended by other companies that also support The South Sydney Rabbitohs. There were several guest speakers and networking with other guests during the breakfast. Read More

The GWAHS Social Emotional Wellbeing Team participated in the YOUTH Health Day that was organised by Western Sydney ITC on Monday 31st May at the Blacktown International Sports Academy. In partnership with the AFL Academy, the day was a health education day with Aboriginal students attending fro... Read More

Joe Coyte Tell us a little about yourself I’m a proud ‘Country Boy’ who was born in Lithgow, and then lived in Tamworth, Glen Innes and The NSW Central Coast as a kid. I have been on the NSW Central Coast since I was 13 to this day. I had a happy childhood with my Mum and Dad and 3 siblings (ev... Read More

Connected Beginnings team members Clair and Riley attended the “Changefest” conference being held in the Northern Territory. The conference is all about continuing to grow and strengthen their partnership with Education Lead Ngroo. Pictured with Riley are the Northern Territory Deadly Dancers. ... Read More