CTG Aboriginal Health

01/06/2026

Coonamble Aboriginal Health Service (CAHS)

Children's Flu Vaccinations 2-17 year olds
Flu Protection without the Injection.

We have Flumist Nasal vaccinations available for all children aged 2-17 years available at our Coonamble clinic.

For more information, or to make an appointment contact our Coonamble clinic on:
Ph: 6822 0000

01/06/2026

Dubbo Aboriginal Medical Service (DAMS)

On Friday our Aboriginal Health Worker in the Connected Beginnings program, Cassie attended the Welcome Mob to Big School event organised by TRRA who are partnered with the department of education. The event was designed to support our young ones as they transition into primary school. Creating a culturally safe and welcoming space where families can connect with local services, build relationships, and feel confident about starting “big school.”
Cassie attended the day to provide information and resources to community, as we provide culturally safe support services for children 0-5 and their parents. We focus on supporting and strengthening children in all stages of early childhood by helping navigate referral pathways and allied health as well as doing annual 715 health checks.
For information about the Connected Beginnings programs phone,
📞 DAMS on 02 6884 7502

01/06/2026

CTG Aboriginal Health
Burn Awareness Month

Burn injuries can happen in seconds — but the impact can last a lifetime. This month, we’re raising awareness about burn prevention, and safety. Simple actions can help keep our families and communities safe: Keeping hot drinks and food away from children, check water temperature before bath, stay safe around heaters, fires, and BBQs, protect skin from the sun.

Together, we can help prevent burns and protect ourselves and those around us.

01/06/2026

CTG Aboriginal Health
This month, we celebrate diversity, inclusion, strength, and the right for everyone to feel safe, respected, and valued for who they are. Pride is about community, acceptance, and standing together against discrimination and inequality. We honour the voices, stories, and resilience of LGBTQIA+ people and communities.

At CTG Aboriginal Health , we are committed to creating welcoming and culturally safe spaces for all people, all identities, and all families. Together, we can continue to listen, learn, support, and celebrate one another.

31/05/2026

CTG Aboriginal Health
Bowel Cancer Awareness Month Australia

This June, we stand together to raise awareness about bowel cancer and the importance of early detection.
Bowel cancer is one of the most common cancers in Australia — but when found early, it can be successfully treated. Knowing the signs, getting screened, and having conversations with family and friends can save lives.

🔹 Know the signs
🔹 Get checked
🔹 Talk about it
🔹 Support each other

If you’re aged 45–74, regular bowel screening could save your life. Don’t wait for symptoms — get checked today.

30/05/2026

CTG Aboriginal Health
🚭 World No To***co Day

Every person deserves clean air, healthy lungs, and a brighter future free from the harms of to***co and the long life health risk it causes.
Today, let’s raise awareness about the dangers of smoking and second-hand smoke, protect our young people, and support healthier communities for generations to come.
Say NO to to***co, say YES to life, health, and hope.
***coDay ***co ***coFreeGeneration

28/05/2026

CTG Aboriginal Health
June Allied Health calendar

🔺 Coonamble Aboriginal Health Service (CAHS)
⭐Dubbo Aboriginal Medical Service (DAMS)
🔷Gilgandra Local Aboriginal Medical Service (GLAMS)

June Allied Health Visits Across Our Services

Looking after your health is more than just a check-up — it’s about caring for your whole wellbeing. Our visiting Allied Health team is here to support you and your family with a range of services to keep you strong, healthy, and connected.

From physio to podiatry and more, these services are coming directly to our communities — making it easier for you to get the care you need, close to home.

Check out the upcoming visits for each service below and book your appointment today!
🔺 📍 Coonamble Aboriginal Medical Service
📞02 6822 0000
⭐📍Dubbo Aboriginal Medical Service
📞 02 6884 7502
🔷📍Gilgandra Local Aboriginal Medical Service
📞02 6837 5111

🗒Appointments can fill quickly, so make sure you call ahead and secure your spot. Please note that some clinics may already be fully booked.

Strong health, strong community. Let’s keep looking after ourselves and each other.❤

27/05/2026

Dubbo Aboriginal Medical Service (DAMS)

Join us today from 10am at Dubbo Sportsworld for our Sorry Day event.

Dubbo Aboriginal Medical Service (DAMS)
** Change of location**
***Sportsworld 163 Sheraton Rd, Dubbo NSW 2830***

💜 SORRY DAY 2026 – DUBBO COMMUNITY EVENT 💜

Reminder for our Sorry Day event happening this Thursday!

Join us as we come together to reflect, remember, and honour the strength and resilience of Stolen Generations survivors.

National Sorry Day is a time to acknowledge the past, stand together in the present, and walk forward with respect and understanding.

📍 Dubbo Sportsworld, 163 Sheraton Rd, Dubbo NSW 2830
📅 Thursday 28th May 2026
⏰ 10AM – 2PM

Come along with your family and friends for a meaningful day featuring:
🌭 Sausage sizzle
🎤 Guest speakers
🎁 Giveaways
🎟️ Raffles
☕ Coffee & Tea

This is a community event for everyone — a chance to connect, listen, learn, and support one another.

Let’s stand together, yarn together, and continue the journey of healing.

27/05/2026

Gilgandra Local Aboriginal Medical Service (GLAMS)

Please be advised the candle making workshop with Aunty Sylvia planned for today is postponed.

We apologise for any inconvenience.

Gilgandra Local Aboriginal Medical Service (GLAMS)

GLAMS are hosting candle making workshops with Aunty Sylvia and Barrmarrany.
The workshop includes Aunty Sylvia sharing her experiences and healing journey through candle making and social and emotional wellbeing.
Bookings essential.
For more information contact Pam on 02 6884 7502