Broome Regional Aboriginal Medical Service

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BRAMS provides comprehensive, holistic and culturally responsive primary health care and social and emotional wellbeing services to Aboriginal people living in Broome.

Please join us in welcoming our new cohort of Aboriginal Health Worker Trainees – Margaret Hamilton (left), Joelene Roe ...
16/02/2026

Please join us in welcoming our new cohort of Aboriginal Health Worker Trainees – Margaret Hamilton (left), Joelene Roe (middle) and Saadiah Bin Swani (right).

Over the next 18 months, they will complete their Certificate IV in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care Practice, building the skills and knowledge required to support our clinic and chronic disease programs.

We are proud to support their training journey and look forward to seeing them combine their lived experience and local knowledge with formal clinical training to strengthen care for our community and contribute to improved health outcomes.

Sharing the date with Valentine's Day, National Condom Day is an opportunity to celebrate safer s*x and relationships! I...
14/02/2026

Sharing the date with Valentine's Day, National Condom Day is an opportunity to celebrate safer s*x and relationships! It is also the right time to remind everyone of the new condom dispenser outside our family clinic on Dora St.

13/02/2026

Lesson 3 of s*x ed for S*xual Health Week! Consent is an enthusiastic "yes" that is clear, communicative, and conscious. It is also FRIES 🍟:
Freely Given 🤗 - making that choice without pressure, force or manipulation
Reversible ✋ - anyone can change their mind about what the feel like doing
Informed 🧐- anyone involved needs to know everything they are consenting to!
Enthusiastic 😍 - feel comfortable and excited and only do things you want to do!
Specific 🆗- Specific to what is going on in any specific moment

10/02/2026

This week is s*xual health week! Part 2 of our S*x Ed video series is about Testing and treatment. Although s*xual health week is not only about S*xually Transmitted Infections (STIs), it is an important time to remind people that the Kimberley has some of the highest rates of STIs in WA! BRAMS patients can get screened with no need for appointment - and you can speak to whomever you feel comfortable with: An Aboriginal Health Worker, Doctor or S*xual Health Nurse.
In the Kimberly, it is recommended STI testing (screening) happens every 6 months for those aged 15-35, and annually for those aged 35–39.

08/02/2026

It's s*xual health week again! Soliel and Billy (plus his horse) talk signs and symptoms of STIs in Pt 1 of our BRAMS S*xual Health reels. Rates of STIs and BBVs are high in the Kimberley – especially for young mob. We need to change this by practicing safe s*x and making regular s*xual health checks a normal part of life for s*xually active young people – without stigma and without shame.

To promote s*xual health week (which begins this Sunday), we have a new 🍆 condom dispenser at the front of our family cl...
06/02/2026

To promote s*xual health week (which begins this Sunday), we have a new 🍆 condom dispenser at the front of our family clinic on Dora Street, which was beautifully crafted by our health promotion team.
The 2026 s*xual health theme is “Culture and Connection”, which recognises that s*xual health is shaped by our cultures, communities, and connections.
It is also a good time to remind people that the Kimberley region has some of the highest rates of STIs in WA, so it important to practice safe s*x, and to get screened for STIs as recommended!

Our Allied Health team has hit the ground running, supporting six new Transition Care clients who need regular rehabilit...
05/02/2026

Our Allied Health team has hit the ground running, supporting six new Transition Care clients who need regular rehabilitation after hospital.

Pictured is Bec working on right upper limb movement using mirror box therapy with our Occupational Therapist.

Huge thanks to Darren and Janella from the Woombooriny Amboon Angarriiya Partnership Initiative (WAAPI) for spending ti...
05/02/2026

Huge thanks to Darren and Janella from the Woombooriny Amboon Angarriiya Partnership Initiative (WAAPI) for spending time today with our Health promotion team. Following an overview presentation of WAAPI, we were able to discuss ways our No Joobuk program can best support the Peninsula communities WAAPI works with.
BRAMS No Joobuk program aims to reduce to***co and v**e use and is delivered across the Broome Local Government Area - from Bidyadanga, right up to Ardyaloon.

Today we recognise everyone who has been affected by cancer and acknowledge that every cancer journey is different.The W...
03/02/2026

Today we recognise everyone who has been affected by cancer and acknowledge that every cancer journey is different.
The World Cancer Day theme for 2025–2027, United by Unique, reminds us of the importance of people-centred care, putting individuals, families and community at the heart of cancer care.
BRAMS is proud to introduce our Cancer Care team
Beryl Davis – Cancer Support Officer
Mish Wilson – Cancer Registered Nurse.
Together, Beryl and Mish support patients across the entire cancer care pathway, from cancer screening and early detection, through treatment, follow-up and survivorship. Our goal is to ensure our community feels supported, informed and culturally safe while navigating the health care system.

If you or a loved one need cancer support, screening information or help during treatment, BRAMS is here for you.

We're really excited to welcome Joe Dann and Bonnie Jackson to our Health Promotion team! Joe and Bonnie will be working...
03/02/2026

We're really excited to welcome Joe Dann and Bonnie Jackson to our Health Promotion team! Joe and Bonnie will be working across Tackling Indigenous Smoking, Rheumatic Heart Disease, Cancer and a range of other health promotion programs at BRAMS.

As January comes to an end, so too does the 2025/26 Regional Graduate Scholarship of BRAMS Kids Club Health Promotion Of...
02/02/2026

As January comes to an end, so too does the 2025/26 Regional Graduate Scholarship of BRAMS Kids Club Health Promotion Officer, Isabelle. Fortunately, Isabelle will continue working with our Kids Club program and Health Promotion team at BRAMS beyond the scholarship! Isabelle made the smooth transition from uni to real world experience through an Australian Health Promotion Association (AHPA) Regional Graduate Scholarship, funded by .wa. The scholarship provided Isabelle the opportunity to bring skills and knowledge from her Bachelor of Science (Health Promotion), awarded through Curtin University, into a real-life project, the BRAMS Kids Club School Program.

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2 Dora Street
Broome, WA
6725

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 12pm
1pm - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 12pm
1pm - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 12pm
1pm - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 12pm
1pm - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 12pm
1pm - 4:30pm

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