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To commemorate the 20th anniversary and celebrate National Reconciliation Week, GRAMS hosted a morning tea at the Museum of Geraldton to celebrate the success of the GRAMS NAIDOC 2020 photography exhibition as well as reflecting on our shared histories, cultures and achievements.
The GRAMS Tackling Indigenous Smoking Team celebrate World No Tobacco Day, with this year's theme being "Commit to Quit".
Team building is an important part of GRAMS’ strategic plan in creating a positive workplace culture to effectively create positive community health outcomes.
Book an appointment at GRAMS and receive a Foodbank voucher!
Starting Monday 24th of May from 9am to 3.30pm
63 hygiene packs were donated to GRAMS Carnarvon where our team helped put together the bags, ready to be delivered to customers.
Carnavon Medical Service will be closed Wednesday 19th May only from 12:00 PM to close of business (4:30 PM).
A Yarning Circle has launched in Geraldton for people who have had a stroke or traumatic brain injury to provide support and a path to healing.
Get your COVID-19 vaccination at GRAMS!
Geraldton Regional Aboriginal Medical Service (GRAMS) formally launched their Regional 2020 Suicide Prevention Report which outlined the framework for the creation and development of Aboriginal led Community Safety and Wellbeing Action Plans.
Geraldton Regional Aboriginal Medical Service (GRAMS) is proud to formally launch the Suicide Prevention Report (2020) this week. It includes recommendations towards building community resilience and reducing the number of suicide-related deaths in Aboriginal communities.
Health promotion programs aim to increase the accessibility of primary health care, employment and educational support to the community.
Phase1B of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout is due to start on the 6th of April 2021 in the Midwest Gascune
The NAIDOC Photography Exhibition currently on display in the Museum of Geraldton showcases the rich heritage and cultural identity of the Indigenous community from last year’s NAIDOC Photography Competition run by Geraldton Regional Aboriginal Medical Service (GRAMS).
GRAMS Aboriginal Health Practitioners trainees, Latisha Ranger and David Murray, are excited to start their 12-month course with Marr Mooditj Training Aboriginal Corporation to complete their Certificate IV in Primary Health Care.
Please be advised that GRAMS is in the process of training and organising COVID-19 vaccine roll out for the community.
The Murchison Outreach Service team at Mount Magnet travelled to the Pia Wadjarri Remote Community School to conduct health checks for Indigenous children. This includes assessing a child’s physical health and wellbeing to ensure they are progressing healthily.
Congratulations to GRAMS Aboriginal Health Practitioner, Timothy Silcock and Enrolled Nurse, Kara Dhu for being accepted into the Registered Nursing course through the University of Southern Queensland. GRAMS is supporting them in their studies by granting them study leave so they can better manage their work and study load.
Geraldton Regional Aboriginal Medical Service (GRAMS) Health Promotions Officer David Batty launched his first NUTZ and BOLTZ radio show last Friday to raise awareness on men’s health issues.
The Perth metropolitan area and the Peel and South West regions are currently in a 5-day lockdown effective at 6pm, Sunday 31 January, 2021 until 6pm Friday, 5 February 2021.
The Perth Metro, Peel and South West regions are currently in a 5-day lockdown effective at 6pm, Sunday 31 January, 2021 until 6pm Friday, 5 February 2021.
Go to the Mount Magnet Nursing Post for assistance and push the red button
The Clean-up Crew work towards assisting GRAMS clients, many of them being elderly patients, to create a healthy environment by cleaning the rubbish, waste and debris away from their residence.
The GRAMS NAIDOC Ball, Always Was Always Will Be was held on Saturday 7th November 2020 to celebrate and acknowledge the history, culture and achievements of the First Nations people who have occupied and cared for the land for over 65,000 years.
The GRAMS TIS team awarded the prizes for the children that had the scariest and most creative costume.
The GRAMS Tackling Indigenous Smoking (TIS) and Deadly Cru teams went on a remote trip to the Karalundi Community to facilitate culturally safe community education and health promotion activities to encourage healthy lifestyles.
By Nola Gregory
Tackling Indigenous Drum Beat session with Mayoni Banda
GRAMS invites you to nominate an outstanding individual for the Elder, Youth and Scholar of the Year Awards to be presented at the GRAMS NAIDOC Ball Saturday 7 November 2020
The Geraldton Police and Community Youth Centre (PCYC) and the Geraldton Regional Aboriginal Medical Service (GRAMS) Tackling Indigenous Smoking (TIS) team is supporting youth wellbeing through friendly sport competitions.