ANZAC DAY 2010 in WALGETT
Anzac Day Pictorial
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Breast Cancer Screening
Breast Cancer Screening Van Coming To Walgett
NAIDOC WEEK – Formal Black Tie Ball
WHEN: Saturday, 3rd July 2010
WHERE: Walgett RSL Club
TIME: 6:00pm Doors Open with 6:30pm Start
Finish: 12:30pm
COST: $20 each or $30 per couple
Women’s International Day Breakfast
Women's International Day Breakfast
Aboriginal Health College Graduation 2010
Aboriginal Health College 2010
WAMS Autumn/Winter Newsletter
WAMS Autumn/Winter Newsletter 2010
NACCHO’s Take Note Newsletter – April 2010
NACCHO NEWSLETTER
Aboriginal Funeral Assistance Guide
The NSW Department of Aboriginal Affairs contributes a Discretionary Grant
towards the costs of funerals to the NSW Aboriginal community. A payment of
$300.00 is made directly to the Funeral Directors to assist with the costs.
Crucial Information On Snake & Spider Bites.
Greater Western Area Health Service have advised that the flood waters have increased the risk of snake and spider bite. Please distribute this notice among your networks, to make sure everyone knows what to do if bitten.
Of course, prevention is better than cure, so make sure you minimise risk with appropriate clothing and footwear outdoors, keeping grass and weeds controlled where possible, and being extra careful around long grass and other high risk areas.
NACCHO’s Take Note Newsletter March 2010
NACCHO NEWSLETTER
Bila Muuji Smoking Sessation Project
Smoking prevalence amongst Aboriginal people has stayed constant over recent decades, unlike the Australian population as a whole where smoking rates have fallen substantially. The health consequences for Aboriginal people of high smoking rates are substantial.
$10.7 Million to Combat Indigenous Smoking
The Minister for Indigenous Health, Warren Snowdon, today announced 14 sites across the country will benefit from a $10.7 million funding round to promote innovative anti-tobacco campaigns and prevention strategies.
Attn: Get Your Swine Flu Vaccination Now
In 2009 babies and pre-schoolers were more likely to be hospitalised from Swine Flu than any other age group.
Swine Flu is expected to return in 2010.
