Presentations from AH&MRC's Meeting Ground

2016-2017 AH&MRC Financial Report

The AH&MRC would like to congratulate all the NSW winners of the 4th National Indigenous Drug and Alcohol Conference awards!

This 2 page checklist outlines how car seats are to be fitted correctly to prevent children from being seriously injured.

New treatments can cure up to 95% of people living with Hep c.

The Commonwealth Government has withdrawn $2.3 million of funding...

The position paper aims to contribute to improvements in Aboriginal oral health in NSW through providing a strategic framework.

This very large download (378mb) contains all presentations and videos from our 2 day conference.

The Resource Kit includes a booklet and a poster to help patients understand how their body is affected by their disease.

Tools for Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services to support decision making about research requests.

An evidence review on the contribution of Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services.

Four stories showcase the good things being done in and around child and maternal health within our member services: Awabakal, Orange, Tobwabba and Waminda.

This new community friendly format replaces our former annual reports.

The 2016 Statutory Financial Report and Standard Statements including notes to the Financial Statements.

The AH&MRC is proud to present a collection of inspirational stories to highlight the great work in communities to reduce the impact of cancer in NSW.

A new vibrant Sexual and Reproductive Health Resource Kit for workers to use with Aboriginal young people.

The 4 modules in this kit are designed to be easy to use and practical, irrespective of experience in tobacco control.

The A-TRAC Framework is designed to guide and inform the efforts of everyone working in Aboriginal tobacco resistance and control in NSW.

The Yarning Tool is a practical resource to support ACCHSs in coordinating and integrating tobacco control efforts by being a simple tool to guide the A-TRAC Framework into practice.

This short video is aimed at the managers and CEOs of SEWB and AOD staff who work with Aboriginal people.

PDF presentations from AH&MRC’s “Sustainable Futures: Investing in everyone” harm minimisation Summit 2015.

Kick the Habit is a tobacco cessation social marketing campaign within six communities in NSW.

This Plan sets out directions for reform of the mental health system in NSW over the next 10 years.

Find the full report including presentations and detailed evaluation of the Symposium on our interactive website.

This booklet includes the stories of Aboriginal people affected by cancer.

The 2nd Edition of the “STI & BBV Manual: Early Detection and Treatment” in full color. A manual for improving access to early detection and treatment programs for Aboriginal People and Communities in NSW.