Indigenous health services

Biripi Aboriginal Corporation Medical Centre

Biripi Aboriginal Corporation Medical Centre

A multi-layered, community-controlled organisation that provides culturally appropriate care across a range of service types.

Positive Partnerships: Story Telling Film Clips (for First Nations People)

Positive Partnerships: Story Telling Film Clips (for First Nations People)

The film clips are stories of lived experiences from mob across Australia living with autistic children and young people

Positive Partnerships: Yarning with our Mob - Podcast (autism)

Positive Partnerships: Yarning with our Mob – Podcast (autism)

Yarning with parents, carers and service providers who share their stories and experiences of autism within First Nations communities.

Positive Partnerships: Yarning and Sharing Webinar (autism)

Positive Partnerships: Yarning and Sharing Webinar (autism)

A webinar to learn about dedicated resources and workshops. For all educators, allied health professionals, parents and carers.

Positive Partnerships: Children's story book about autism (for First Nations People)

Positive Partnerships: Children’s story book about autism (for First Nations People)

Djarmbi, The Different Kookaburra Story Book supports young people to explore, understand and celebrate, family, culture and difference in the world.

Positive Partnerships: parenting a child with autism (for First Nations People)

Positive Partnerships: parenting a child with autism (for First Nations People)

Autism, Our Kids, Our Stories: Voices of Aboriginal Parents Across Australia – downloadable book.

Positive Partnerships: Yarning Cards (For First Nations People)

Positive Partnerships: Yarning Cards (For First Nations People)

For families and educators supporting a young First Nations Person living with autism. Cards to support conversations.

Positive Partnerships: Autism Story Circle (for First Nations People)

Positive Partnerships: Autism Story Circle (for First Nations People)

The Story Circle and Child’s Story Board – identifying six areas that shape everyday experiences for young autistic First Nations people.

First Steps Count

First Steps Count

Child and Community Centre located in Taree. People, programs, and professionals to walk alongside you. A child and family hub open to all families with children aged 0 – 12

Positive Partnerships: About Autism (for First Nations People)

Positive Partnerships: About Autism (for First Nations People)

Understanding sensory processing animation, factsheets and resources

Wandiyali

Wandiyali

Wandiyali offers culturally appropriate services that support, nurture, and empower Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander communities. These services include youth and family preservation programs, therapeutic care, and property management services.

Bungree Aboriginal Association

Bungree Aboriginal Association

Bungree Aboriginal Association provides a wide range of culturally informed, high-impact services to both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people across multiple regions in New South Wales. These services include housing, disability, transport, and health services.

Justiz Community

Justiz Community

Justiz Community is an Aboriginal-owned provider of disability services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities servicing the Lower Hunter and Maclean Valley regions. Justiz services include grassroots coordination of supports, cultural supports, social groups, mentoring, and programs for businesses.

Aboriginal Service Directory

Aboriginal Service Directory

A directory of health-related services tailored to Aboriginal communities in the Hunter area.

Muloobinba

Muloobinba

Muloobinba is a not for profit, community-based organisation based in Newcastle. Muloobinba provides a range of individual and community services tailored to the needs of Aboriginal youth and families.

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We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live and work, and of the many different nations across Australia.

We recognise and pay respect to the Elders and communities – past, present, and emerging. For thousands of years, they have shared and exchanged knowledges across innumerable generations for the benefit of all.