Orange Aboriginal Medical Service

Orange Aboriginal Medical Service We are committed to providing a service that results in improved quality whole of life for people in

Orange Aboriginal Medical Service (OAMS) is a community owned and operated organisation that has been successfully providing medical & primary health care services to the diverse Orange community since February 2005. We are a well regarded, innovative and dynamic leader in our field with the aim to offer greater access to health care for all members of the community in a culturally sensitive, effective and ongoing manner with outstanding results for all involved. We are committed to providing a service that results in improved quality of life for people in our community. We are focused on an holistic and friendly approach to the physical, social and emotional wellbeing of our community members that is supported by values of self determination, community spirit, empowerment & ownership, cultural appropriateness, respect, trust, honesty and openness. Basically, Orange Aboriginal Medical Service is a great place to take care of yourself! OAMS is committed to the privacy legislation and we are compliant in maintaining confidentiality.

connection, strength, and resilience.
26/01/2026


connection, strength, and resilience.

25/01/2026

50 Years of Deadly - NAIDOC 2026

OAMS continues the campaign in 2026!Launched in 2024, the campaign promotes and supports the mental health and wellb...
25/01/2026

OAMS continues the campaign in 2026!

Launched in 2024, the campaign promotes and supports the mental health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples—particularly youth— on 26 January, today. We acknowledge that 26 January is a complex day, often evoking deep emotions and reflections. Showing our support for one another encourages strengths-based conversations about what OAMIES and our community can engage in to care for themselves and others around this time, with a focus on connection, strength, and resilience.

Thank you to Kim and Beth from the Gari Yala Aboriginal Cultural Fundraising Indigenous Corporation for making OAMS the ...
22/01/2026

Thank you to Kim and Beth from the Gari Yala Aboriginal Cultural Fundraising Indigenous Corporation for making OAMS the 4th stop on your donating road trip. OAMS received 28 back-packs with deadly school supplies for our young mob. Pick one up from medical reception next time you are in. One back pack per person until supplies run out!

Thank you to the Gari Yala sponsors: Brand Republic and Cages Grants.

Welcome back to our Elder Care Morning Teas! Dates for 2026 include: 18/2, 25/3, 15/4, 20/5, 24/6Time: 10.30am to 12.30p...
22/01/2026

Welcome back to our Elder Care Morning Teas!
Dates for 2026 include: 18/2, 25/3, 15/4, 20/5, 24/6
Time: 10.30am to 12.30pm
Call the Elder Care Support Team on 0418 385 224 or 0487 314 980 or email healthyageing@oams.net.au for more details

OAMIES Meg, Dietitian and Ashley, Allied Health Assistant Trainee, in partnership with our Closing the Gap team Adam, Me...
22/01/2026

OAMIES Meg, Dietitian and Ashley, Allied Health Assistant Trainee, in partnership with our Closing the Gap team Adam, Mel and Renae, attended NASCA at Canobolas High School last term to share cooking tips and nutrition information with students in Years 7–9. The cooking program ran once a fortnight over three sessions, focusing on budget-friendly, easy-to-make recipes. Together we made chicken fried rice, bread-based quiches, and a fan-favourite sausage rolls! The team received great feedback and we have provided you with all the recipes for more cooking at home.

We also enjoyed fun and interactive activities including food bingo, learning about food groups, and a yarning circle. The girls were also awarded their OAMS chef's apron as part of the program's final week of cooking.

We used other recipes found online as inspiration for ours and all copyright belongs to the original owners.

OAMS would like to invite you to join us for a World Cancer Day Community Morning Tea.Time: 10.30amDate: Wednesday 4 Feb...
20/01/2026

OAMS would like to invite you to join us for a World Cancer Day Community Morning Tea.
Time: 10.30am
Date: Wednesday 4 February 2026
Where: OAMS Dental Building, upstairs meeting rooms
If you or someone you know has been touched by cancer, or you want to learn more cancer care at OAMS, please join us a for morning tea and a safe space to yarn.
Transport available, refreshments provided. Please call 02 6393 9000 to register and book your transport.

Address

27-31 Perc Griffith Way
Orange, NSW
2800

Opening Hours

Monday 8:40am - 4:40pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:40pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:40pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:40pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:40pm

Telephone

+61263939000

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