Mawarnkarra Health Service is a community controlled Aboriginal health service providing holistic health care to the Aboriginal communities of West Pilbara
30/09/2025
Don’t forget - today is Mawarnkarra's World No To***co Day event!
Bring your friends and family along to the Ngurin Cultural Centre in Roebourne for an evening filled with fun, food and entertainment.
We will be providing free transport from Wickham, Cheeditha and Roebourne. Please check out the flyers below or contact the Tackling Indigenous Smoking Team (TIS) on 0427 648 135.
We can't wait to see you there!
📆 - Tuesday 30 September
🕓 - 4 to 8 pm
📍- Ngurin Cultural Centre in Roebourne
25/09/2025
Come on down today to have a yarn at Mawarnkarra Mayaga Mia (Men’s House) followed by our weekly BBQ. All are welcome!
WHEN: 10am Thursday, 25 September
WHERE: Mawarnkarra Mayaga Mia (Men’s House)
19/09/2025
Please note that we have had to temporarily close the Manga Tharndu Maya Roebourne Safehouse. Call the numbers on the flyer should you require urgent support.
Come and celebrate World No To***co Day with Mawarnkarra Health Service on Tuesday 30 September!
To raise awareness of the health risks associated with smoking and va**ng, join us at the Ngurin Cultural Centre in Roebourne between 4 and 8pm for a night of food, fun and family entertainment.
We will be providing free transport from Wickham, Cheeditha and Roebourne, along with the option for Elders to be picked up from their home. For more information about the event and bus timetables, please check out the flyers below or contact the Tackling Indigenous Smoking Team (TIS) on 0427 648 135.
We look forward to seeing you there!
📆 - Tuesday 30 September
🕓 - 4 to 8 pm
📍- Ngurin Cultural Centre in Roebourne
15/09/2025
We are proud to spotlight one of our amazing Tackling Indigenous Smoking (TIS) team leaders at MHS, Annarella, who walked to raise money for Su***de Prevention Day on September 10. Annarella walked nine kilometres for the nine Australians lost to su***de every day, fundraising for Lifeline to help provide services and support for those in need.
Visit the link below if you'd like to donate to Annarella's important cause. If you need support, please reach out to the team at Mawarnkarra Health Service - we are always here to listen.
Today is RUOK Day, so take a moment to check in with your friends, neighbours and family members and ask "R U OK?"
Our incredible team at MHS is always here to listen. Do not hesitate to reach out and visit us if you need support.
11/09/2025
🌳 Mawarnkarra Mayaga Mia (Men’s House) Activity 🌳
Today from 10am, you are invited to come and learn about Environmental Health (EH) presented by Joshua Evans, the Mawarnkarra EH Practitioner.
This will be followed by a yummy BBQ hosted by Paul Aubrey, Mawarnkarra's Men Outreach Worker.
All men are welcome - we hope to see you there!
📆 Thursday 11 September from 10 am.
02/09/2025
Tune in to Ngaarda Media Radio tomorrow to listen to Jacquie McKenzie, our Social & Emotional Wellbeing worker, as she explains the social and emotional support that she can provide to pregnant mums and their family members on their journey to stop or reduce smoking and va**ng.
After listening, respond to our question about what you have learnt from this interview and you could win a prize!
📆 Wednesday 3 September at 8:45 am
02/09/2025
🥕🍎 Mawarnkarra Mayaga Mia (Men’s House) Activity 🍎🥕
This Thursday, come down to Mawarnkarra’s Men’s Shed and try the healthy food presented by our Dietician, Yonatan.
Be sure to stick around afterwards for a delicious BBQ hosted by our Men's Outreach Worker, Paul Aubrey.
All men are welcome - we hope to see you there!
📆 Thursday 4 September from 10 am.
01/09/2025
Celebrate Women's Health Week with us beginning today 1st - 5th September. Come get a check-up, have morning tea, yarn about women's business and collect a gift.
28/08/2025
Our last post introducing our amazing new Social & Emotional Wellbeing Worker, Jacquie, had the wrong phone number listed.
Please do not hesitate to call her on 0438891321 for individual or group support. Jacquie is here to help you!
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Mawarnkarra was established in 1985 in Roebourne; and achieved incorporation under the Aboriginal Councils Associations Act (1976) on the 20th of March 1986.
The name “Mawarnkarra” comes from the Yindjibarndi language and its meaning is translated to mean “one with power to heal”. Mawarnkarra is pronounced, “MAR –WARN- GAR-DAR”. In the Ngarluma language, we say, “MAR-BARN-GAR-DAR”.
The Mawarnkarra symbol of the “Emu” or JARNGURNA represents the oil which is taken from the emu and is used for healing.
In 2005, the new clinic complex at Sholl Street in Roebourne, where we continue to run our service from today, was completed. Mawarnkarra also delivers some Health Programs from a separate property that is also located on Sholl Street in Roebourne.
In 2009, the incorporation status of the organisation was transferred from the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC) to the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC). The service is now registered as Mawarnkarra Health Service Limited.
Mawarnkarra is the largest primary health care provider providing direct services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples living in the Roebourne area.