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Please be informed that Gascoyne Outreach Service will be closed every second Friday from 24 June 2022

GRAMS is pleased to announce that our very own Youth Team Leader Nikki Ziatos took out two of the major awards, Aboriginal student of the year and Vocational student of the year.

National Reconciliation Week (NRW) is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia.

The GRAMS TIS team had a deadly day with Deadly Dan promoting ‘World No Tobacco Day 2022’ at Rocks Laneway, Marine Terrace. This year the theme is “Protect Our Environment” which focuses on the environmental impact that smoking is having on our lands, and what people around the world can do to claim their right to health, healthy living, and to protect future generations.

It's important to see your doctor, clinic nurse, or Aboriginal health worker, despite what else is happening in the world.

The Police and Community Youth Centre worked up a sweat with the Exercise Young Mums group last week in collaboration with Ngala.

Term 2 started off with a bang for Clontarf Health Checks, with the Deadly Cru attending Champion Bay Senior High School from 27th – 29th of April, to give young boys in years 10, 11, and 12 a health check-up.

Last week the GRAMS TIS team and Deadly Cru team travelled up to Carnarvon to attend the Carnarvon Youth Festival and the 2-day Youth Forum.

Get your 1st, 2nd or 3rd dose at the Maxi Vax Van!

The Deadly Cru and Tackle Indigenous Smoking (TIS) teams had the honour of being invited to attend the Midwest Cup organised by the Clontarf Foundation

The Youth Outreach Team (Deadly Cru) and Tackling Indigenous Smoking (TIS) have exciting news. We have partnered with the Deadly Sista Girlz to administer health checks for girls at Champion Bay Senior High School.

The TIS team from GRAMS and Gascoyne Outreach Service (GOS) had the pleasure of attending the 2022 Carnarvon Swimming Club Country Pennants earlier in March.

The Youth Outreach team (Deadly Cru) is proud to partner with Clontarf to engage with youth and promote healthy habits and behaviours.

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With COVID-19 in the community, it is important to know what you can do to keep yourself and your household safe.

Support is available if you test positive for COVID or a close contact and have to isolate

A one-off payment if you’re affected by coronavirus (COVID-19).

Angie Park from GRAMS recently became the Justice of the Peace in Geraldton.

We will be having a COVID Hub Blitz in Canarvon from 14 March to 18 March.

GRAMS recently delivered a Red Dust Healing workshop in Carnarvon as part of the GRAMS commitment to educate and empower men’s health across the Mid West, Gascoyne, and Murchison regions.

We will be haveing a COVID Hub Blitz from 8th March to 11 March

The GRAMS Carnarvon Gascoyne Outreach Service and Hearing Australia recently held an Ear Health Day through the Hearing Assessment Program - Early Ears (HAPEE).

GRAMS was invited to Ngala to promote the Tackling Indigenous Smoking program and message.

The TIS team was excited to host their first BBQ in Carnarvon. Thank you to our GOS TIS Educator, Kelly, who organised everything for the event,.

GRAMS has been contracted by WA Primary Health Alliance (WAPHA) to deliver 10 x 1day Red Dust Healing training days for men across the region by July 2022.

Stop if you have cold or flu like symptoms

To help reduce the potential spread of COVID, there will be changes to the GRAMS transport services.

The Deadly Cru Youth Team and Tackling Indigenous Smoking Team organised a school holiday program for kids to get active and involved in some fun activities.

The GRAMS Suicide Prevention Strategy continues to make headway in 2022 as Community Liaison Officer, Elaine Laraia and Health Promotions Officer, David Batty travelled to Carnarvon to host a meeting on Thursday 20th of January at the (GRAMS) Gascoyne Outreach Service.