Miwatj Health Aboriginal Corporation

Miwatj Health Aboriginal Corporation Aboriginal Community-Controlled Health Service providing comprehensive primary health to the Aboriginal people living in East Arnhem Land

Miwatj Health is an independent, Aboriginal controlled health service governed by a Board of Directors representing communities across the East Arnhem region. Miwatj Health believes that Aboriginal control of health services is essential to achieving improved health outcomes for Aboriginal people.

Yo bukmak, these are the visiting health mala for next week. Make sure to check for drivers and visit the clinic if you ...
06/02/2026

Yo bukmak, these are the visiting health mala for next week.

Make sure to check for drivers and visit the clinic if you are due for a check up

Gunmul brings heavy monsoonal rain, big clouds, and humid days.Germs, bugs, and viruses spread easily in hot and wet wea...
26/01/2026

Gunmul brings heavy monsoonal rain, big clouds, and humid days.

Germs, bugs, and viruses spread easily in hot and wet weather.

Swipe through the slides for more about Gunmul and how to keep yourself, family and community healthy.

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Yo bukmak these are the visiting specialist mala for next week
23/01/2026

Yo bukmak these are the visiting specialist mala for next week

Yo bukmak, here are the visiting health mala for next week
16/01/2026

Yo bukmak, here are the visiting health mala for next week

16/12/2025

Join us at Miwatj Health — and help support Yolŋu powered community health and wellbeing.

At Miwatj Health Aboriginal Corporation, you’ll join one of Australia’s largest independent Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services — working alongside Yolŋu people to improve health and wellbeing across East Arnhem Land.

If you’re looking for a meaningful role where your skills help close the health gap and your work matters, join us in East Arnhem Land — together we can make healthcare better today and for generations to come.

Why Miwatj Health?

• Be part of something bigger: Your work contributes directly to empowering communities to take control of their own health.

• Meaningful, purpose-driven roles: Whether you’re a clinician, allied health professional, or program facilitator, your skills are used to deliver holistic health services on Country.

• Grow and learn every day: Collaborate with a dedicated team, work closely with local Yolŋu staff, and expand your professional and personal horizons.

• Cultural respect at the heart of everything: We value respect, integrity, quality, and community — guiding principles that shape how we work and support each other.

Go where your skills are needed the most! Follow this link to find out more and to view our current vacancies: https://www.miwatj.com.au/careers/current-opportunities/

Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance Northern Territory

A heartfelt congratulations to Shannon Small for being named the 2025 Remote Aboriginal Health Worker at the Northern Te...
16/12/2025

A heartfelt congratulations to Shannon Small for being named the 2025 Remote Aboriginal Health Worker at the Northern Territory Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Worker and Practitioner Excellence Awards. This award is a testament to your deep knowledge, commitment and the high-quality care you provide to community. Your skills and dedication make a real difference. Well done and we look forward to celebrating many more successes ahead.

Aboriginal Health Workers and Aboriginal Health Practitioners are the essential conduit between traditional and western health services. They are critical to closing the health gap by delivering culturally safe, holistic and client focused care in often challenging circumstances and locations.

The awards are an opportunity to showcase outstanding members of these professional groups while recognising and acknowledging the significant contribution they make to their families, communities and the NT healthcare system.

In Dhuluḏur season the weather changes a lot. There are lots of thunder and lightning storms, and the days can get very ...
15/12/2025

In Dhuluḏur season the weather changes a lot. There are lots of thunder and lightning storms, and the days can get very hot. Cycad nuts and stingrays are in season.

Swipe for more seasonal health information and to see what the Public Health Teams have been up to!

The Sydney Swans visited Milingimbi and Ramingining to play footy with djamarrkuḻi ga talk about the danger of second-ha...
09/12/2025

The Sydney Swans visited Milingimbi and Ramingining to play footy with djamarrkuḻi ga talk about the danger of second-hand smoking.

Our Public Health teams gave Yaka Ŋarali dhäwu and helped cook a BBQ for more than 200 people who came to see the players.

A huge thanks to Matt Roberts and Amelia Martin from the Sydney Swans for coming to our communities, we hope we can do this again soon!

Address

Arnhem Road
Nhulunbuy, NT
0880

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+61889391900

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Miwatj Health is an independent, Aboriginal controlled health service governed by a Board of Directors representing communities across the East Arnhem Land region. Miwatj Health believes that Aboriginal control of health services is essential to achieving improved health outcomes for Aboriginal people.