Nidjalla Waangan Mia - 9586 4580

18/07/2025

Co-design session at Nidjalla Waangan Mia

On Monday July 14, 2025, we came together at Nidjalla Waangan Mia (NWM) for a co-design session focused on feedback from people with mental health lived experience and carers of people with mental health challenges. Through honest yarning and shared stories, community members spoke from the heart about the real needs and service gaps in our community. Together, we explored not just the challenges—but also the recommendations and pathways forward. It was a space full of respect, strength, and hope.

We want to extend our heartfelt thanks to Oseca Health's incredible NWM staff, especially Uncle George Walley who facilitated the session, our Assertive Outreach Team (Jenni, Ashley, and Matt) and all the community members who joined us, shared so openly, and helped shape the future of support in our region.

These conversations are where change begins—and we’re grateful to walk this journey together 🖤💛❤️

18/07/2025

National Diabetes Week | Prevention Matters

This National Diabetes Week, we're shining a light on prevention—because it matters at every stage of the journey.

Whether you're managing diabetes, supporting a loved one, or simply wanting to take charge of your health, small steps today can make a big difference tomorrow.

💡 Healthy eating
🚶‍♀️ Regular movement
🧘 Stress management
🩸 Regular check-ups

At Oseca, we're committed to supporting you with the knowledge, resources, and care you need to live well and prevent complications.

Let’s take action—together!

Oseca provides Diabetes Services across the South West through the Integrated Chronic Disease Care Program, funded by WA Primary Health Alliance

10/07/2025

08/07/2025

This week we are celebrating NAIDOC Week 2025 – The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy 🖤💛❤️

Next week you are warmly invited to join us for a Co-Design Consultation Workshop at Nidjalla Waangan Mia – a safe and inclusive space where Aboriginal voices are deeply valued.

📅 Monday 14 July 2025
🕚 11am–1pm
📍 112 Lakes Rd, Greenfields WA

This workshop is for community members, carers, family, and friends with lived experience of mental health challenges. Your story, your voice, and your cultural ways of knowing are central to designing services that truly work for mob.

✨ Come share your yarns, insights, and hopes
✨ Culturally respectful and supportive space
✨ Lunch provided
✨ Fuel vouchers and reimbursements available upon request

Let’s walk this path together – designing better mental health services, grounded in community care and cultural wisdom. For more info or to join, scan the QR code on the flyer or get in touch with the Oseca team.

🖤💛❤️

06/07/2025

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Oseca is proud to celebrate - The Next Generation: Strength, Vision and Legacy. We are privileged to provide our Down South Aboriginal Health, Nidjalla Waangan Mia - 9586 4580 and Assertive Outreach services and look forward to continuing to walk together with the next generation 🖤💛❤️

30/06/2025

Update 💙

27/05/2025

27 May – 3 June
Bridging Now to Next

This week is a time for all Australians to learn, reflect, and act.
We’re invited to bridge the gap between our shared past and the future we want to create — one built on justice, equity, and the truth of First Nations stories.

🤝 Reconciliation is more than a word — it’s action.
💭 It’s about listening deeply, acknowledging history, and moving forward together.

Let’s use this week to strengthen relationships, challenge ourselves, and commit to walking the path of reconciliation — from now to what comes next.

26/05/2025

CEO Statement – National Sorry Day

Today, on National Sorry Day, Oseca Health acknowledges the enduring pain and trauma experienced by the Stolen Generations, and the broader impact of past government policies on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

We pay our respects to the Elders – past and present – and to the families and communities who continue to carry the burden of these injustices. We honour your resilience, your stories, and your deep cultural connection to this land.

At Oseca, reconciliation is more than a commitment – it is woven into the care we deliver every day. Through our Aboriginal health services, including the Assertive Outreach Team, Nidjalla Waangan Mia, and Down South Aboriginal Health, we work together with community to provide culturally safe, respectful, and accessible care.

These programs reflect our belief that health and wellbeing must be guided by community voices, cultural knowledge, and meaningful partnerships.

On this day of reflection, we stand with First Nations peoples in truth-telling, healing, and justice. We encourage all our staff and community to take the time to listen, learn, and walk forward together – with respect, empathy, and purpose.

Krystal Laurentsch
Chief Executive Officer, Oseca Health

06/05/2025

Cultural Training with Uncle George Walley in Mandjoogoordap 🌿

Last week, our Oseca team had the privilege of taking part in our second deeply meaningful cultural training session with Uncle George on Bindjareb Boodja — one of several sessions our team is experiencing in small groups over the coming weeks.

It was a profound opportunity to connect — not just with each other, but with the land we are a part of. Uncle George guided us through stories, traditions, and truths that opened our eyes to the history and spirit of this place.

As part of the session, we walked together near the Riverside Gardens Reserve, where Uncle George introduced us to the land. We paused to reflect, listen, and offer a token of respect and gratitude — a small but powerful moment that grounded us all. We learnt about the area’s cultural significance and history, and left with more than just knowledge.

At the end of the session, we each made small bracelets out of blades of grass — a simple, beautiful reminder of the connection we now carry with us.

Grateful for the teachings, the conversations, and the shared experience. ✨

23/04/2025

Nidjalla Waangan Mia are currently having a system update, we should be back online by 1pm today.
We apologise for any inconvenience.
You can still give us a call and we can take messages

Thank you
NWM Staff

16/04/2025

Please note that we will be closed on Good Friday (April 18) and Easter Monday (April 21) in observance of the Easter public holidays.

We’ll reopen on Tuesday, April 22, and look forward to supporting you then.

Wishing you and your loved ones a peaceful and joyful Easter break. 💛

07/04/2025

We’re thrilled to welcome Rebecca back to Nidjalla Waangan Mia after her time away on maternity leave! 💛

As a Registered Nurse with 13 years of experience, Rebecca brings a wealth of knowledge and care to our clinic. She will be working on Tuesdays and Thursdays, supporting both familiar faces and new clients on their health journeys.

Rebecca is excited to reconnect with the community and help clients work towards their health goals. Join us in giving her a warm welcome back! 👏🏽💬