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Environmental Health Trachoma Project #EndingTrachoma Our aim is to reduce trachoma in remote Aboriginal communities by enabling Aboriginal people to lead the way.

Our project focuses on environmental change, healthy & functional homes and hygiene.

31/10/2025

Jasper and I celebrating after providing healthy home audits, fixes & hygiene kits to all homes in Blackstone over 2 days. Couldn’t have done it without the fabulous team of Tim Dodd from Ngaanyatjarra Council Group, Robert Mullane, Robin Larmer Kamerman & Ronia Roy Papulankutja Blackstone Community Curtin University EndTrachoma

We work hard in very hot conditions alongside remote communities to provide plumbing fixes for functional homes for heal...
31/10/2025

We work hard in very hot conditions alongside remote communities to provide plumbing fixes for functional homes for health, family based health yarns, hygiene products and towels. So it’s important to have a bit of fun along the way! This is the team in the NG Lands this week. Robin Larmer Kamerman Robert Mullane Ngaanyatjarra Council Group Jasper Lush Mel Stoneham

Fiji has become the 26th country to eliminate trachoma with the World Health Organization (WHO) confirming that trachoma...
27/10/2025

Fiji has become the 26th country to eliminate trachoma with the World Health Organization (WHO) confirming that trachoma is no longer a public health problem in Fiji. Sustained efforts included school health, water and sanitation initiatives, and community awareness programs https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/misc-emerging-topics/fiji-eliminates-trachoma-worlds-leading-cause-blindness-public-health-problem EndTrachoma Pacific-Community-SPC Fiji

It's the first neglected tropical disease to be eliminated in the island nation.

You can’t fix health problems without fixing the places where people live-and that’s what the team is up to this week in...
15/10/2025

You can’t fix health problems without fixing the places where people live-and that’s what the team is up to this week in the Midwest. Three groups of Environmental Health Practitioners have come together to work alongside families in their homes – supporting them to improve conditions, maintain health hardware and create healthier living environments. That’s real, on the ground change! Curtin University Bundiyarra Aboriginal Community Aboriginal Corporation Ngangganawili Aboriginal Health Service Yulella Robin Larmer Kamerman Robert Mullane Rural Health West EndTrachoma

Two way and peer learning at the environmental health clinical referral response workshop in Meekatharra yesterday. Grea...
14/10/2025

Two way and peer learning at the environmental health clinical referral response workshop in Meekatharra yesterday. Great to have the Midwest regional crew together! Curtin University Robin Larmer Kamerman Bundiyarra Aboriginal Community Aboriginal Corporation Robert Mullane Ngangganawili Aboriginal Health Service Jasper Lush

Looking forward to another week of environmental health clinical referral training and healthy home assessments in the M...
13/10/2025

Looking forward to another week of environmental health clinical referral training and healthy home assessments in the Midwest region.

Jasper getting some training on digital techniques so we can capture our work out in remote communities!
30/09/2025

Jasper getting some training on digital techniques so we can capture our work out in remote communities!

Milpa the Trachoma Goanna joined the team last week to raise awareness of how to prevent trachoma in the home. Special t...
19/09/2025

Milpa the Trachoma Goanna joined the team last week to raise awareness of how to prevent trachoma in the home. Special thanks to Robin Larmer Kamerman and Ronia Roy.
Curtin University Bega Garnbirringu Health ServiceMinum Barreng: Indigenous Eye Health Unit Kalgoorlie-Boulder City EndTrachoma

Focusing on F and E is so important for a sustainable health outcome!
17/09/2025

Focusing on F and E is so important for a sustainable health outcome!

The Carter Center’s Trachoma Control Program uses the SAFE strategy to eliminate trachoma, a bacterial eye infection and the world's leading cause of prevent...

Partnerships are paramount when it comes to healthy housing! The legendary team working across the Northern Goldfields t...
17/09/2025

Partnerships are paramount when it comes to healthy housing! The legendary team working across the Northern Goldfields this week. Curtin University Bega Garnbirringu Health Service Kalgoorlie-Boulder City Robin Larmer Kamerman Food in remote communities Community Housing Limited

Big thanks to the environmental health crew at Bega Garnbirringu Health Service for providing our newest project officer...
28/08/2025

Big thanks to the environmental health crew at Bega Garnbirringu Health Service for providing our newest project officer with some hands on training! Looking good Jasper Lush! Curtin University Robert Mullane

Making big plans and connecting with colleagues old and new at the combined Midwest and Goldfields environmental health ...
27/08/2025

Making big plans and connecting with colleagues old and new at the combined Midwest and Goldfields environmental health forum in Kalgoorlie today. Curtin University Robert Mullane Robin Larmer Kamerman Bega Garnbirringu Health Service Ngaanyatjarra Council Group Bundiyarra Aboriginal Community Aboriginal Corporation Kalgoorlie-Boulder City

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Our aim is to reduce trachoma in WA remote Aboriginal communities by enabling Aboriginal people to lead the way.

We focus on the F and E strategies in SAFE.