Albury Wodonga Aboriginal Health Service

23/12/2025

AWAHS Would like to wish all community and partners a safe and deadly Christmas for 2025.

Please see below for AWAHS opening hours over the Christmas and new years period and also contact details for additional support services.

Merry Christmas & Stay Deadly!

22/12/2025

Big congrats to the Horrell family - our Chronic Disease raffle winners this month! 🎊 Mum's keeping it low-key, but Pixie is here for ALL the attention! 📸✨

17/12/2025

11/12/2025

HEY YOU MOB!
Australian Skin Cancer Foundation have something deadly to share with us!!! Here's what they've said on their website!

We've taken our mission to save lives from skin cancer to the next level in June 2023, we launched our first mobile Skin Check Truck. In December 2025, the first day of Summer, December 1, we launched our second skin check truck which is a mobile clinic including a biopsy room, and a world first 3D WB360 Vectra skin check machine.

These groundbreaking initiatives provide free Skin Checks to communities who otherwise may not be able to access a similar service, while further educating them on skin cancer and how to take preventative measures.

Our Skin Check Trucks are fully equipped mobile clinics bringing free, professional skin cancer checks directly to communities across Australia. By travelling to towns, workplaces, events, and remote areas, we’re breaking down barriers to early detection and making skin health checks accessible to everyone - no matter where you live.

BUT WAIT THERES MORE!!!
They're here in Albury!!!
🌳Noreuil Park, Wodonga Place, Albury
📅Saturday 20th December 2025
⏰8am - 4pm

08/12/2025

AWAHS together with Hume Riverina Community Legal Service bring you a Birth Certificate Day!

Unsure if you're eligible?
Check out the criteria below or call Anthony with any questions!!

NSW BIRTH CERTIFICATE DAY!
AWAHS & Hume Riverina Legal Service invite you to a Free NSW Birth Certificate Day!!

⏰ 10am - 2pm
📅 Tuesday 9th December 2025
☎️ Anthony - 0475 835 619

07/12/2025

AWAHS Partnered with V***A - Victorian Aboriginal Child and Community Agency Woomera Aboriginal Corporation and Mungabareena Aboriginal Corporation to bring the community a DEADLY KOORI CHRISTMAS PARTY!

Thankyou to all community and partners who attended on the day!

We invited our good friend Dave Pike to capture the day - GET TAGGING YOUR MOB!

Part 3 of 3

07/12/2025

AWAHS Partnered with V***A - Victorian Aboriginal Child and Community Agency Woomera Aboriginal Corporation and Mungabareena Aboriginal Corporation to bring the community a DEADLY KOORI CHRISTMAS PARTY!

Thankyou to all community and partners who attended on the day!

We invited our good friend Dave Pike to capture the day - GET TAGGING YOUR MOB!

Part 2 of 3

07/12/2025

AWAHS Partnered with V***A - Victorian Aboriginal Child and Community Agency Woomera Aboriginal Corporation and Mungabareena Aboriginal Corporation to bring the community a DEADLY KOORI CHRISTMAS PARTY!

Thankyou to all community and partners who attended on the day!

We invited our good friend Dave Pike to capture the day - GET TAGGING YOUR MOB!

Part 1 of 3

04/12/2025

TOMORROW YOU MOB!!!

Dont forget your Swimmers & Towels!

Its going to be exceptionally hot tomorrow!
Please remember to be sun smart and SLIP SLOP SLAP & STAY DEADLY!!!

AWAHS Cant wait to bring you another deadly Christmas party with some of our partners ❤️👌🏾

04/12/2025

AWAHS and HRCLS were guest speakers at the Health Justice Australia National Conference 2025 (3-4 December) in Sydney.

We were invited to take part in one of yesterday’s Breakout Sessions to talk about “How to build and maintain an effective partnership.”

This is what HJA wrote on their website:

“What does it really take to sustain effective partnerships over time? This session brings together practice wisdom from across sectors – mental health, alcohol and other drugs, care and protection, youth justice and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and wellbeing – to share how partnership work can be embedded, strengthened, and sustained.

Debi Fisher and Gabby Maginness (Hume Riverina Community Legal Service) join David Noonan (Albury Wodonga Aboriginal Health Service) to reflect on a decade of embedding legal help within an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service, exploring the lessons and insights that come from Community-led, long-term partnership.”

02/12/2025

ATTENTION AWAHS COMMUNITY
Please see below regarding important changes to our phone lines!