AHCSA

Our Health, Our Choice, Our Way

Welcome to the Aboriginal Health Council of South Australia Inc. (AHCSA) website.

AHCSA is the peak body representing Aboriginal health and substance misuse services, and Aboriginal health advisory committees in South Australia at a state and national level.

Our primary role is to be the 'health voice' for all Aboriginal people in South Australia. We achieve this by advocating for the community and supporting workers with appropriate Aboriginal health programs.

We also maintain a Resource Library for use by the community and general public.

For further information please contact us.

Latest News

  • Governments Sign 4th Agreement on Aboriginal Health in SA
    Friday, June 18, 2010
    The 4th Agreement on South Australian Aboriginal Health and Wellbeing was signed this morning by the Hon. John Hill for the SA Government, the Hon. Warren Snowden for the Australian Government and Ms Yvonne Buza Chairperson of the Aboriginal Health Council of SA Inc.
     
  • Culturally Accessible Eye Health Services Needs to Increase in SA
    Wednesday, May 19, 2010
    Mary Buckskin, Chief Executive Officer of the Aboriginal Health Council of SA Inc. (AHCSA) says culturally accessible eye health services needs to increase in South Australia and additional funding is required to ensure this happens.
     
  • Peak Body Welcomes SA Aboriginal Health Worker Exemption
    Friday, February 19, 2010
    The Aboriginal Health Council of SA Inc. has welcomed the Equal Opportunity Tribunal’s decision to grant an exemption under the Act to enable health services to advertise specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to fill Aboriginal Health Worker positions over the next 3 years.
     

LATEST INFO

AHCSA NEWS
Articles on AHCSA programs, member initiatives and affiliates.

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CEO COMMUNIQUE
The latest news direct from the AHCSA CEO's desk.

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ANNUAL REPORT
For copies of our most recent annual reports ...

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