Kimberley bred, working in Community AOD Prevention. Passionate about food, the North, fun and prevention. Current MPH student at Menzies and busy Mum.
Members of the KAHRA team are excited to share the news that the ‘15 Years of Research in the Kimberley, 2006-2020 project’ has been completed! This was one of KAHRA’s establishment projects. We gladly like to share it with you all.
Check it out here: https://t.co/5PBcnhB4WJ
“And that’s how we changed this country for the better…. How we made history.”
We are proud to release our official ad as part of the History is Calling referendum education campaign.
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We call on government to invest in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-led research; a National Anti-Racism Framework & a Health Research Ethics Committee –together we can tackle systemic racism. #IndigenousLedResearch#RacismInHealth#AusVotes2022 https://t.co/f02Pzh1J2H
In the lead-up to the 2022 Federal Election, we’re calling on the incoming Australian Government & Federal Parliament to prioritise the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
#IndigenousHealth#AusVotes2022
https://t.co/098ddhCAJO
Woke up this morning feeling very blessed to be disabled - I reckon my parents are pretty happy about it too.
Feeling sorry for us and our families doesn’t help. Treating us equally, and giving us the choice and control over our own lives does
It's time for a referendum' on First Nations Voice to Parliament
"That's what we have to aim for and that's what we have been aiming for in terms of educating the public … so we can get an enshrined voice in the constitution," - Pat Anderson
https://t.co/ItGjL288zM
“Kids and little babies need good water for their kidneys & for growth development”-concerns about drinking water quality in 'almost all' remote NT communities. https://t.co/yqCxrYVIOa @MelissaSweetDr@EndingTrachoma@AMSANTaus@_PHAA_
Today is #WorldHealthDay. Here in Australia, there continue to be vast inequalities in health and life expectancy between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and other Australians.
How can we close the health gap if the funding gap persists? #ClosetheHealthGap
Some fantastic conversations were had by our wonderful Members who participated in today's #IndigenousDataSovereignty Workshop. Your contributions are invaluable - thank you!
To access the ID-SOV Toolkit, apply to join our Members Community today! https://t.co/mMwcuGwjC2
It may sound a little perverse, but there seem to be some prospect of genuine public health benefits out of #covidaus
A question is, will we be able to identify them and then sustain them ?
The surprising positives about COVID https://t.co/hXqrGhT1Hb via @wordpressdotcom
No vaccine and no cure. So here's what we need to KEEP doing:
"...we stop it spreading is by limiting its opportunities to move between us...That's what we are doing now...the community took leadership in this..."
Smoking should not be seen as "one of their few remaining pleasures"
Our most vulnerable - be they
Homeless,
with mental health issues or
Drug and alcohol probs
deserve good physical health - clean lungs !
So offering them help to quit -
like any other smokers
is VITAL