Because of her we can!
Flinders NT staff in Alice Springs joined in the NAIDOC Day march and festivities along with thousands of others on Friday 13th July. This year also […]
Poche Centre for Indigenous Health
Communicating disability research findings: Walykumunu Nyinaratjaku - to li...
Women from the NPY Women’s Council recently met in Alice Springs for a three-day workshop to plan and develop resources for sharing findings from a collaborative […]
Bridging the communication divide in Aboriginal research
Clinton Pepperill, is a local Aranda* man, undertaking research and health literacy related activities at the Poche Centre Alice Springs. Although working part-time, Clinton has achieved […]
Extraordinary women transforming Aboriginal health
Aboriginal women working and studying with Flinders University in the Northern Territory are transforming health services for communities across northern and central Australia. A new publication […]
New funding for Indigenous health research
The Central Australia Academic Health Science Centre (CAAHSC) in Alice Springs will receive more than $6.1 million in funding over three years from the Medical Research Future […]
Flinders NT Poche Science Awards 2017
Congratulations to the winners of Flinders NT Poche Science Achievement Awards, presented to Northern Territory Middle and High School students in December. These awards, consisting of […]
New Cultural Awareness program at Poche Centre NT takes off
It’s been a hectic start to the year with Poche Alice Springs involved in the delivery of a new Aboriginal Cultural Awareness Program (ACAP) for NT […]
Heart-felt help for remote communities
Aboriginal health care and community workers are being trained to use a mobile phone app to check for atrial fibrillation. This project is a collaboration between […]
Health Literacy Training at Poche Centre NT
Preventable Chronic Disease Educator Shirley Anne Bailey and Poche Centre NT’s Associate Professor Kerry Taylor have been successful in obtaining a small grant to develop and […]