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CTG Aboriginal Health comprises of Coonamble, Tubbagah (Dubbo) and Gilgandra.

04/09/2025

CTG Aboriginal Health
Gilgandra Local Aboriginal Medical Service

Join us for the CTG Aboriginal Health Su***de Trademark Launch

📍 Cooee Heritage and Information Centre Gilgandra
📅 Friday 12th September 2025
🕚 11:00 AM – 12:30PM

CTG Aboriginal Health will be launching a Su***de Trademark message and artwork, designed to raise awareness and support su***de prevention in our communities.

This is a safe and supportive space for community members to come together to learning, sharing and healing.

Su***de Trademarked Merchandise
Trademark Message & Artwork Reveal
Free Lunch and Coffee Provided

Safe Space with Trained SEWB Workforce Available for Support
Stallholders

⚠️ Please note: This event will include discussions around su***de and mental health. We acknowledge that this content may be distressing for some individuals.

A culturally safe Support Space with trained SEWB (Social and Emotional Wellbeing) workers will be available throughout the event.

📞 For more info, contact the Health Promotions Team on (02) 6884 7502

04/09/2025

Gilgandra Local Aboriginal Medical Service

Women Health Event.

Ladies, please come and help GLAMS celebrate Women’s Health week on the 25th of September 2025.

This event will commence at 10 am until 3pm at GLAMS Bundy St building.

As women we tend to worry about everyone else and neglect our own Mental and Physical wellbeing.

Come and enjoy some wonderful activities and information, have a yarn to our Women’s Health Nurse and meet the GLAMS team.

Please RSVP to Ash at GLAMS on 68375111 by 22nd on September.

03/09/2025

CTG Aboriginal Health

Join us for the CTG Aboriginal Health Su***de Trademark Launch

📍 Coonamble Showground Pavilion
📅 Wednesday 10th September 2025
🕚 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM

CTG Aboriginal Health will be launching a Su***de Trademark message and artwork, designed to raise awareness and support su***de prevention in our communities.

This is a safe and supportive space for community members to come together to learning, sharing and healing.

💬 Special Guest Speaker:
Kerry Smith – NSW Ministry of Health, Aboriginal Mental Health

Fair Dinkum Choices™ Coffee Van
Su***de Trademarked Merchandise
Trademark Message & Artwork Reveal
Free Lunch Provided
Safe Space with Trained SEWB Workforce Available for Support
Stallholders

⚠️ Please note: This event will include discussions around su***de and mental health. We acknowledge that this content may be distressing for some individuals.

A culturally safe Support Space with trained SEWB (Social and Emotional Wellbeing) workers will be available throughout the event.

📞 For more info, contact the Health Promotions Team on (02) 6884 7502

03/09/2025

Gilgandra Local Aboriginal Medical Service

GLAMS R U OK Day!

Please join GLAMS in celebrating R U OK Day on Thursday the 11th of September 2025.

This event will be held at the GLAMS building from 11am-2pm.

Enjoy a Coffee and a Yarn, free sausage sizzle and enjoy some music from the WAR FM van.

03/09/2025

CTG Aboriginal Health

🔥 Women’s Health Week – Day 4: From Pain to Power
💪🏽 Say Yes to You – your body, your story, your strength.

Too many women live with chronic pain or invisible illness, and are told it's “just in your head” or that you're “too sensitive.” That ends here.

You know your body. You know your pain. And you deserve to be heard.

Today, say YES to:
✔️ Trusting what your body is telling you
✔️ Speaking up — even when it’s hard
✔️ Finding support from mob and trusted care

Let’s break the silence, raise our voices, and stand together — from pain to power, from being dismissed to being believed.

Your story matters. Your voice is medicine. You are not alone.

03/09/2025

CTG Aboriginal Health Service

September is Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Awareness Month

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is a lifelong disability caused by alcohol exposure during pregnancy. There is no safe amount, no safe time, and no safe type of alcohol during pregnancy.

Every choice matters — choosing to go alcohol-free while pregnant is a powerful step toward giving your baby the healthiest start in life.

🚫🍷🍺 🥃 Skip the sip – protect your bub🍸 🍹 🍻🚫

03/09/2025

Coonamble Aboriginal Health Service

📣 Important Update: Event Cancellation

Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, today’s Women’s Health Week – Chill & Chat in the Park event has been cancelled.

We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. Stay tuned for updates on future events.

02/09/2025

CTG Aboriginal Health

Women’s Health Week – Day 3: Be Heart Smart
❤️ Say Yes to You – and to a stronger, healthier heart.

Heart disease is the one of the leading causes of death for women — but too often, our signs are missed, ignored, or misunderstood. It’s time to change that.

👣 Take the lead on your heart health today:

Get your blood pressure checked regularly.
Know your cholesterol levels.
Move your body.
Cut down on salt and processed foods.
Prioritise rest.
Eat a heart healthy diet.
Stay hydrated- drink plenty of water.
Get quality sleep.
Don't smoke or v**e.
Limit alcohol.

Strong hearts keep strong communities. Your heart matters — to you, your mob, your future.

Say YES to looking after it. 💖

01/09/2025

CTG Aboriginal Health

Women’s Health Week – Day 2: Take the Lead
“Say Yes to You” – with strength, with pride.

You know your body, your story, and your spirit best.

Be proud to speak up, ask questions, and stand strong in your health journey. Your voice has power — in every setting, every community, every conversation.

01/09/2025

Dubbo Aboriginal Medical Service
Aboriginal Yarning Group

At our most recent Yarning Group gathering, we had the privilege of welcoming Xavier Passi and Camila Kairuz Santos from The George Institute. They joined us to listen and learn from community members as they shared their experiences with both Aboriginal and mainstream healthcare.

Xavier and Camila are leading important research focused on “Improving quality care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children through the decolonisation of healthcare.” Their work aims to support the development of more inclusive, culturally safe, and respectful healthcare practices that lead to better outcomes for our communities.

A special thank you to the wonderful team at the Yarradamarra Centre for generously hosting our Yarning Groups in their space.

And most importantly, thank you to everyone who shared their stories, insights, and voices during this powerful conversation. Together, we continue to work towards a future where healthcare is equitable, culturally grounded, and accessible for all.

31/08/2025

CTG Aboriginal Health

It’s Women’s Health Week!

This week is all about the Women — your health, your strength, your well-being.

From physical check-ups to mental wellness, it's time to 'Say Yes to You' and put your health first.

This week we are highlighting and empowering women to prioritise their health – physically, mentally, and emotionally.

Because when women are well, families, communities, and the world thrive.

Hailes for Women's Health

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Tuesday	08:30 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:30 - 17:00
Thursday	08:30 - 17:00
Friday	08:30 - 17:00

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+61268220000

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https://cahs.net.au/

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