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We are looking for men to join our men's shed, we hope to establish a new garden when we build our new workshop and a part of this new garden we would like experienced men who can help to build a aboriginal bush tucker garden. This would be used to educate people in Newcastle area to what is good bush tucker. Some city folk go bush walking with no idea of bush survival and they end up become another new story of lost in the bush and starved to death, when there was plenty to eat around them. So even though we are in a City, education of our environmental needs is important.
Great site. Would like to see it publicised more, as none of my non-Indigenous work colleagues were aware it existed - let alone the significance of Close The Gap.
Great links with other states.
The Australian Indigenous Health InfoNet website is excellent and first class for all Australians. Priority in Indigenous healthcare and encouraging healthier lifestyles in Indigenous communities will eventually reflect an improvement in healthcare for all Australians.
Deadly web site full of information
perfectly. It informational resource, I'll bookmark it and visit it again!
Very resourceful
This site is very informative and with their links. Since i finished my Diploma in Community Welfare Work and recently, Cert III in Sport and Recreation, i can research organizations who are in need of staff and working opportunities.
What a fantastic and comprehensive website, great resources and information Thanks, Amanda
Thanks for great resources. This helps in my role as a social worker to have easily accessable and readily reliable informaiton on hand to improve interactions with service users.
very handy site just finished my cert 3 in environmental health here in south Australia and i found this site very helpful to me
Ideal site for me an my family who have come interstate and needed to be linked in with various services thank you..
I'm currently studying and my 1st assignment is about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health issues with an outlook to offering possible solutions. This site has been a great source of information, I'm very glad my sister referred me to this site. I'm sure I'll be back to visit often and hope to give some of my own input next time. Thanks a million
Very informative website, easy to navigate.
great site and full of info, currently studying mental health at the REPAT, i am a Indigenous enrolled nurse at flinders emergency. Needed info on or rated to early childhood trauma and its link to adult mental health.
Hi Rose
Thank you very much for placing a comment on our guestbook.
We have selected a few publications from our website that may be helpful for you:
• Armstrong, K. (1999). The impact of traumatic childhood experiences on children's lives, with particular reference to traumatised children raised in institutional settings. Aboriginal and Islander Health Worker Journal, 23(2), 14-20. - http://www.healthinfonet.ecu.edu.au/key-resources/bibliography/?lid=6952
• De Maio, J. A., Zubrick, S. R., Silburn, S. R., Lawrence, D. M., Mitrou, F. G., Dalby, R. B., et al. (2005). Measuring the social and emotional wellbeing of Aboriginal children and intergenerational effects of forced separation (No. The Western Australian Aboriginal Child Health Survey). Perth: Telethon Institute for Child Health Research. - http://www.healthinfonet.ecu.edu.au/key-resources/bibliography/?lid=2545
• McKendrick, J. H., & Thorpe, M. (1998). The legacy of colonisation: trauma, loss and psychological distress amongst Aboriginal people. Grief Matters, 1(2), 4-8. - http://www.healthinfonet.ecu.edu.au/key-resources/bibliography/?lid=7219
• Petchkovsky, L., & San Roque, C. (2002). Tjunguwiyanytja, attacks on linking: forced separation and its psychiatric sequelae in Australia's 'stolen generations'. Transcultural Psychiatry, 39(3), 345-366. http://www.healthinfonet.ecu.edu.au/key-resources/bibliography/?lid=4635
• Zubrick, S. R., Silburn, S. R., Lawrence, D. M., Mitrou, F. G., Dalby, R. B., Blair, E. M., et al. (2005). The social and emotional wellbeing of Aboriginal children and young people: forced separation from natural family, forced relocation from traditional country or homeland, and social and emotional wellbeing of Aboriginal children and young people, addtional notes (No. The Western Australian Aboriginal Child Health Survey, v. 2). Perth: Telethon Institute for Child Health Research and Curtin University of Technology. - http://www.healthinfonet.ecu.edu.au/key-resources/bibliography/?lid=18304
You may also find more information in our social and emotional wellbeing section http://www.healthinfonet.ecu.edu.au/other-health-conditions/mental-health or you could join our social and emotional wellbeing yarning place (http://www.yarning.org.au/) so that you could connect with other members around the country who may also have information on this topic.
Warm regards,
Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet
This is a great site, was looking for scholarship information to assist me at Uni in semester 2 commencement.
Hi Joyce
Thank you for your comment on the Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet's guestbook. If you are looking for financial support check out our funding section. Good luck with your study.
Warm regards,
Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet
It is a great site, well done people's.
Great website,was interesting to see whats available,do you send out newsletter by email?
The Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet is an information resource that aims to present the full scope of research, policy and action on Australian Indigenous health. The latest publications, reports, resources, theses, conference presentations and websites are published through our electronic journal, the HealthBulletin (http://healthbulletin.org.au/). You can subscribe via RSS, email or Twitter and email notifications come out twice weekly.
Much of what we update on our web pages is tweeted through the appropriate Twitter account. This includes all news as well as funding, job opportunities and conferences. The general HealthInfoNet Twitter accounts are here:
• HealthInfoNet: http://twitter.com/#!/HealthInfoNet
• HealthBulletin: http://twitter.com/#!/aihbulletin
We have also developed electronic networks called Yarning Places. These are divided by health topic area so it would be worth joining a few to be kept up to date. All members can send out messages via a group email called message stick (this is moderated by us). You can join here: http://www.yarning.org.au/
Additionally, there is a general message stick (AIH list serve) which can be accessed from the homepage. Like the Yarning Places message stick, all members can send out messages (also moderated). Using this you will be kept up-to-date by other members with what is happening in Indigenous health: http://www.healthinfonet.ecu.edu.au/key-resources/message-stick
Finally, we have a facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/healthinfonet
By signing up or following at least two preferred communication choices (HealthBulletin, Yarning places, General message stick, Twitter, Facebook), you will get most of our news. These information networks and sources are free to all.
Thanks for great resources. This helps in my role as a social worker to have easily accessable and readily reliable informaiton on hand to improve interactions with service users.
The effect of the implementation of closing the gap are evident already.Congratulations!
Awesome job! Providing a service that is much needed! thank-you...
Thanks for this website! I am a pre-service teacher and have found the site is a terrific resource and up-to-date. Keep up the great work.
My daughter and I have been looking through this site today because she's doing a presentation about Aboriginal health for university. Great resource! Regards Sally Anne
such a wonderful site so much information I am doing community services course and was happy to find this. Thanks
I've just found out about this website. Looks so informative and comprehensive. Thanks
I am studying Cert IV Community Services presently hoping to take Diploma to Remote areas so this site was an Oasis in the Desert
Good job opportunities us aboriginal people need
Hello, I'm using your infonet as part of a nursing diploma. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health has been an important part of all the assignments I'm completing and my research is vital because my aim is to work rural and remote in the future. Thank you, Susanne
There are more Healthcare and Wellbeing courses available through http://www.dare2courses.com.au/courses/healthcare-well-being
" Suicide mortality of Indigenous Australians has reached alarming levels,particularly among youth. The unique profile of Indigenous suicides indicated the need for specifically tailored preventative programmes" Education for our people like this great website is definatley needed. Keep up the good work! Raymond Thompson (ATSI Hospital Liaison Officer Ipswich Qld)
I have not seen this site before and am very pleased to have found it.
thank you for such a wonderful website - the resources are excellent, kind regards, Lyn
very happy with this webpage. need more people to yarn with tho lol. AND LETS ALL HELP TO CLOSE THE GAP
Hi All, I am teaching diploma in community services and use the material on this site to help my students understand the related issues.An awesome resource for educational purpose.
Enjoyed viewing our website, found it very informative
Lets close the GAP!
I never realised the opportunities available
very informative! Thanks heaps :)
This website is a great resource and well organised. Well Done.
Very innovated and resourceful. It is a site that saves workplace duplication and aspire us by our sharing of knowledge and information. To move forward as well as in the positive for the betterment of our (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) people. Thank you to all those dedicated their time and effort with their contribution to the site.
I have just been introduced to this site through my studies on Indigenous and TSI people. Just want to say that i found it a breath of fresh air, friendly, easy to understand and education galore from all different cultures, this will be a great learning tool as well as enjoying all the knowledge that others have to offer. A big thank you to all those who contributed now and in the future.
Great site to visit and find out info about Aboriginal Health around Australia. Keep up the brilliant work.
very helpful website thank you for all the information - currently studing ATSI Health
Studying Cert IV in Aged Care great website. Thank you
Great website,study Indigenous health at University of Wollongong and some great Updated info I can access...loving it :)
I am very appreciative of this website it is very easy to manouver around unlike some. It has provede me with lots of information. Thanks
Kudos! What a neat way of thinking about it.
Hi, I manage the Queensland Government's research program into the effects of alcohol and gambling and I am currently completing a reference document on all research conducted involving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander's and am using your site for some referencing
Hello I just stumbled across this site while studying for Home and Community Care, I found it informative and how fantastic to have it all in one place. Well done to all concerned keep up the good work.
