Associated sites
Associated sites are sites that the Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet have developed and/or maintain. A number of websites have been developed in collaboration with organisations with a strong focus on Indigenous health on a cost-recovery basis. To enquire more about how your site could be built or maintained by us, contact us.
Recently developed websites
Previously developed websites
Previously developed websites (now controlled by the associated
organisations)
Recently developed websites
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Framework Agreements
The Agreements on Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander Health (Framework Agreements) are the primary
vehicle for ensuring collaboration in resource allocation,
joint planning and priority setting for service delivery between
key stakeholders in Indigenous health within each state and
territory.
The Framework Agreements website has been developed for individual
states and territories to provide information regarding Framework
partners, Agreements, other related documents, and key organisations.
Some information is currently available for some states and
territories.
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WA Indigenous health promotion network
The Network, which includes Indigenous
and non-Indigenous people involved in Indigenous health promotion,
aims to facilitate the sharing of relevant information and
knowledge with the ultimate goal of improving the health of
Indigenous Western Australians.
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Noongar Family Diabetes Project
The Noongar Family Diabetes Project is a joint project of Southern Aboriginal Corporation's Family Futures Program, the Central Great Southern Community Health Services, and the ECU Centre for Public Health.
The project, which is funded by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) in conjunction with the Office for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health (OATSIH), aims to develop with the Noongar people of the Central Great Southern region of Western Australia a family oriented comprehensive diabetes intervention model transferable to Aboriginal communities in other parts of Australia.
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Sustainable Communities Network
The Sustainable Communities Network is set up to identify and develop effective interventions and key research priorities to address health inequalities in Australia’s rural, remote and Indigenous communities that are based on sustainability.
Those who become part of SCN will together determine its shape and direction and will be involved in identifying and developing the key interventions and research priorities.
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health in Queensland
Quality information contributing to the improvement of Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health.
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Central Australian and Barkly Aboriginal Health Workers Association
The role of the Aboriginal Health Worker - AHWs need community based training and traineeships.
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Public Health Council of Western Australia
The PHC seeks to promote the development and implementation of the best possible public health policy and practises in Western Australia, and provides independent public health advice to Governments and other decision-makers.
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WA Aboriginal Disability Network
IndigAbility is a network of people interested in disability as it affects the Aboriginal population.
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Previously
developed websites (now controlled by the associated organisations)
This websites were initially developed and/or maintained
by the HealthInfoNet, and are now being controlled by the
associated organisation.
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Central Australian Rural Practitioners Association
CARPA is involved in Primary Health Care and the education, training and support of healthpractitioners at all levels. CARPA is a loosely structured, voluntary organisation.
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Koori Health Research & Community Development Unit
The VKHRCDU has been set up to find out about and do something to improve Koori health and health services in South-Eastern Australia.
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National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation
NACCHO represents the interests of Aboriginal community controlled health services at the national level.
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Nganampa Health Council
Nganampa Health Council is an Anangu community controlled health organisation providing comprehensive primary health care services to all the people living on the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Lands, situated in the far north-west of South Australia.
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Office of Aboriginal Health (Western Australia)
In 1996, the Department of Health in Western Australia established the Office of Aboriginal Health. Its charter is to work in partnership with Aboriginal communities and health service providers to ensure that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) people receive culturally appropriate health care that meets their needs.
To achieve this objective, the Office of Aboriginal Health works within government to manage the financial, physical and human resources necessary to improve the health care and health status of all Aboriginal people.
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The HealthInfoNet has also assisted the Crippled Children's Association of South Australia in the development of a website (http://www.wired.org.au) to assist allied health professionals (particularly physiotherapists, occupational therapists and speech therapists) working in remote areas with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with a disability.
Last updated: 17 May 2006
