Eleanor Duncan Aboriginal Services

Eleanor Duncan Aboriginal Services Inspiring strong, healthy and long lives.
3-5/56-64 Pacific Hwy, Wyong - Ph: 43511040 Yerin Eleanor Duncan Aboriginal Health Services Ltd.

provides high quality integrated primary healthcare services to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities of the NSW Central Coast – Darkinjung Country. We provide comprehensive, holistic and culturally proficient care to our clients through the Eleanor Duncan Aboriginal Health Centre, Social and Emotional Wellbeing Community Programs and Child, Youth, Family and Homelessness Services.

Join us for our second Cultural Artefacts Workshop of the year, bringing our men’s and women’s groups together for a sha...
06/05/2026

Join us for our second Cultural Artefacts Workshop of the year, bringing our men’s and women’s groups together for a shared space of learning, connection and culture.

Artefacts Group is a chance to slow down, yarn and learn through hands-on cultural practice. Together we’ll be creating didgeridoos, clapsticks, painting and weaving — strengthening connection to culture, community and each other.

⏰ Friday 15th May, 10am – 2pm
📍 Eleanor Duncan Aboriginal Services, 35 McPherson Rd, Mardi

Lunch will be provided

Please register via the links below
Women's - https://events.humanitix.com/womens-group-2026/tickets
Men's - https://events.humanitix.com/mens-group-2026

For all enquiries, contact:

• Bailey – 0403 645 486 | bailey.carney@eleanorduncan.org.au

• Kristle – 0426 973 640 | kristle-ann.nicol@eleanorduncan.org.au

We look forward to bringing everyone together for another meaningful day on Country. 💛🖤❤️

💛 We warmly invite community to come together for a yarn, connection, and support at our Biggest Morning Tea.⏰ Thursday ...
06/05/2026

💛 We warmly invite community to come together for a yarn, connection, and support at our Biggest Morning Tea.

⏰ Thursday 14th May, 10am – 2pm
📍 35 McPherson Rd, Mardi

For catering purposes please register –
https://events.humanitix.com/biggest-morning-tea-community-event

Come along and share in a day of community spirit:
🔥 FREE bacon & egg rolls to start the day
☕ Tea and coffee provided�
🎤 Guest speaker joining us from Cancer Council�
🎲 Games and activities
�🧶 Weaving and cultural activities�
💛 Gold coin donation, with all proceeds going to Cancer Council to support those impacted by cancer in our communities.

Bring your family, bring your mob — everyone is welcome. Let’s stand strong together, share stories, and support a deadly cause.

For Enquires please contact our Cancer Navigation Team

Michelle: michelle.smith@eleanorduncan.org.au 0402 523 680

Josh: joshua.brant@eleanorduncan.org.au 0402 724 408

We look forward to seeing you there 🖤💛❤️

05/05/2026

Today we recognise International Day of the Midwife.

Stacey is part of that story here at Eleanor Duncan.

Creating safe spaces.
Building trust.

01/05/2026

“Giving kids a good start in life.”

Meet Coco.
16 years old and already making a difference.

Working in the creche at Eleanor Duncan, she supports young children during some of the most important years of their life — helping them learn, grow, and feel safe.

With a strong connection to family, culture, community, and a passion for early childhood, Coco is building her future while helping shape theirs.

The People Behind The Care.

Our Ganama group is stirring up healthy, delicious barbie on the 6th May.Creating the perfect atmosphere for cooking, le...
28/04/2026

Our Ganama group is stirring up healthy, delicious barbie on the 6th May.

Creating the perfect atmosphere for cooking, learning, and bonding over wholesome food while empowering participants with knowledge and confidence to learn or make healthier choices.

There are two sessions. First session is 10am-12pm first session and the second is 12pm-2pm, and limit of 6 per session. RSVPs are required.

To reserve your spot, please call 02 4351 1040 and ask for a member of the Bundi Yana Gindja program to register your RSVP.

Spots are limited, and are only recorded from RSVP date.

🚨 We will be closed today, Monday 27th April for the ANZAC Public Holiday. Re-opening on Tuesday 28th of April.If you re...
26/04/2026

🚨 We will be closed today, Monday 27th April for the ANZAC Public Holiday. Re-opening on Tuesday 28th of April.

If you require urgent medical care during this time, please contact:
• 13SICK
• Wyong Hospital on 02 43948000
• Gosford Hospital on 02 43202111
If you require urgent child protection assistance during this time, please contact the Child Protection Helpline on 132 111
If you require urgent Mental Health assistance during this time, please contact the Mental Health Line on 1800 011 511

Pride. Service. Legacy.This ANZAC Day, we recognise Shane Wesson, a proud Darkinjung man whose family originates from Ka...
25/04/2026

Pride. Service. Legacy.

This ANZAC Day, we recognise Shane Wesson, a proud Darkinjung man whose family originates from Kamilaroi Country in Tambar Springs.

Shane served in the Australian Army with the Royal Australian Engineers from 2001 to 2018.

Following in the footsteps of family who served before him, he joined with a strong sense of purpose and respect for those who came before.

As an engineer, his role was demanding and critical.
Clearing minefields, working with explosives, building bridges, and supporting operations on the ground.

One moment that stays with him is visiting Gallipoli while deployed to the Sinai.
Standing where so many served before him, alongside his fellow soldiers.

For Shane, service was about pride and honour.
Wearing the uniform and being part of something bigger than himself.

He speaks of the Army as one team.
No race, no colour. Just the uniform and the people beside you.

He is most proud of his deployment to the Sinai, working alongside multiple countries to help maintain peace between Israel and Egypt.

And of marching on ANZAC Day with his unit.

His story is also one of legacy.

Today, his sons serve in Defence, continuing a five-generation line of service.

This ANZAC Day, we honour his commitment.
We recognise his contribution.

And we acknowledge the ongoing service of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Lest We Forget.

Belonging. Service. Pride.This ANZAC Day, we recognise Michael (Mick) Pittman, a proud Bundjalung man from Casino.Mick s...
25/04/2026

Belonging. Service. Pride.

This ANZAC Day, we recognise Michael (Mick) Pittman, a proud Bundjalung man from Casino.

Mick served in the Royal Australian Air Force for 21 years, from 1968 to 1989.

What started as a way to get out of town became a career that took him across Australia and overseas, including Malaysia and the United States.

Working in supply and logistics, he played a key role in supporting operations and keeping things moving.

For Mick, service was about more than the job.
It was about belonging.

He saw strong connections between military life and Aboriginal culture. Structure, respect, community and being part of something bigger.

He rose to the rank of Warrant Officer and was awarded multiple service medals.

But what stands out most is his pride in serving and the sense of unity he found along the way.

This ANZAC Day, we honour his commitment and recognise his contribution.

Lest We Forget.

Service. Strength. Recognition.This ANZAC Day, we honour Avron Lincoln, originally from Tasmania and now living on Darki...
25/04/2026

Service. Strength. Recognition.

This ANZAC Day, we honour Avron Lincoln, originally from Tasmania and now living on Darkinjung Country.

Avron served in the Navy as part of the WRANS from 1967 to 1970 during the Vietnam War.

Inspired by her father, she joined with a strong sense of duty and pride.

Her role supported operations behind the scenes, working across offices, assisting officers and helping those returning from service.

Her time in Darwin stands out. Building connections, finding community and deepening her understanding of her Aboriginal identity.

Like many women at the time, her opportunities were limited. WRANS were not allowed to serve at sea, and much of their contribution went unseen.

For many years, her service was not recognised.

Only recently has she received official acknowledgement. Meaningful, and long overdue.

This ANZAC Day, we honour her service and recognise her contribution.

Lest We Forget.

Honouring Service. Sharing Truth.This ANZAC Day, we recognise Lindsay Hardy, a proud Bidjara and Gunggari man, honouring...
24/04/2026

Honouring Service. Sharing Truth.

This ANZAC Day, we recognise Lindsay Hardy, a proud Bidjara and Gunggari man, honouring the legacy of his great uncles, Fred and Edward Collins.

They served in the 11th Light Horse Regiment as part of the Queensland “Black Watch”, one of the only exclusively Aboriginal units formed within the AIF.

They fought for a country that did not yet recognise them as citizens.

But they still answered the call.

On the battlefield, they found something rare for that time. Equality.
They were judged on their courage, skill and commitment.

Their story is one of strength and resilience.

A reminder that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have always stood up to serve.

This ANZAC Day, we honour their courage and ensure their story is told.

Lest We Forget.

🌸 Chocolate Bouquet Workshop 🌸Join us for a creative and relaxed day making beautiful chocolate bouquets with other amaz...
21/04/2026

🌸 Chocolate Bouquet Workshop 🌸Join us for a creative and relaxed day making beautiful chocolate bouquets with other amazing women in the community. We’ll also be joined by the team from Ready Quit Solid for a yarn and connection.

🗓 Date: 30th April
⏰ 10:00am – 2:00pm
📍 Eleanor Duncan Aboriginal Services, 35 McPherson Road, Mardi
🍽 Lunch, tea, and coffee will be provided.

Come along, have a laugh, learn something new, and enjoy good company.

👉🏽 Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/womens-group-2026/tickets

For any questions, please contact Kristle on 0426 973 640 or email kristle-ann.nicol@eleanorduncan.org.au

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3-5/56-64 Pacific Highway
Wyong, NSW
2259

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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