Aboriginal Health

The Campaspe Aboriginal Health Partnership Group is centred on a shared goal of self-determination and respect for the local Aboriginal Community.

Informed by the themes of social inclusion, and, freedom from discrimination, while respecting family and community connections, and connection to culture and country, the Partnership Group works in an action-oriented way to address the agreed priorities.

The Njernda Model - Case Study Aboriginal Health Partnership Group ( November 2017 )

The purpose of the Njernda Partnership Model is to support a partnership approach that aims to improve the health status of local Aboriginal people in the Campaspe and Murray areas. The Partnership is chaired by Njernda Aboriginal Corporation, and convened by Campaspe Primary Care Partnership.

The Partnership consists of 17 health and community service organisations, and has an additional four action-oriented working groups.The Njernda Partnership Model is an exemplar of a cross-cultural partnership group.

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Early Years Directory

This directory has been prepared by the aboriginal health Partnership Group – child and Maternal health working group. It includes service contact details and service descriptions for the Echuca Moama area to support parents and families to know about what services are available in their local area.
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Njernda Dementia Project:

• Njernda Presentation Folder
• Campaspe My Aged Care pathway
• Dementia Australia, Memory Changes
• "Family, Friends and Community" booklet
• Local Dementia Supports
• Your Life Your Choice Flyer
• Campaspe My Aged Care Pathway
• Dementia Australia, Memory Changes
• Local Dementia Supports
• Family-Friends-Community-booklet