All GRAMS Services are open Thursday 22nd of September and will be closed Friday 23rd of September.
The 2022 Get Up! Stand Up! Show Up! NAIDOC Photography Competition will be starting from Tuesday 30th August and closing on Tuesday 1st November.
If you have a fever, cough or other flu-like symptoms, please do not come into your local Aboriginal Medical Service
Make sure you’re in it for the long haul and around longer for family and friends.
Last week, GRAMS hosted the annual NAIDOC Elders Luncheon at The Geraldton Multipurpose Centre. Celebrating NAIDOC Week with the members of our community is one of our yearly highlights. With a total of 74 people in attendance, the event had a variety of activities for the Elders to enjoy such as free haircuts, massages, gifts, raffles, and a delicious lunch.
GRAMS partnered with Desert Blue Connect, Radio Mama, Act Belong Commit, WA Police and the Shire of Morawa to deliver the 2022 Midwest NAIDOC event to celebrate the achievement, history, and rich culture of the First Nations people.
The GRAMS recently delivered another Red Dust Healing workshop in Carnarvon to promote mental health and wellbeing for men
Do you need help with your Redress Application? Angie Park will be in Mt Magnet between 18th July - 20th July
The National Best Practice Unit (NBPU) visited the GRAMS Tackling Indigenous Smoking (TIS) team on the 21st of June to collaborate on TIS initiatives and the promotion of activities to reduce the prevalence of tobacco use.
GRAMS attended the Rangeway Primary School for the opening of NAIDOC 2022 to promote and educate the students on healthy eating and nutrition.
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.
We're excited to let everyone know that the GRAMS gym program - Getting Stronger Again - has just re-started in the GRAMS gym after having been paused due to COVID.
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.
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.
All people entering our facilities must wear a mask. If you don't have one, we can provide you with one.
Congratulations to our Youth Team Leader, Nicole for achieving her Diploma of Community Services and Diploma of Youth Work!
GRAMS staff are now 100% vaccinated against COVID-19!
The GRAMS Gascoyne Outreach Service supported families during Christmas by organising the Reverse Advent Calendar initiative to give back to the community.
The Deputy Chief Medical Officer Michael Kidd explains what to do if you test positive to COVID-19.
Congratulations to our Health Promotions Officer, David Batty and our Social Worker, Anna Thuy Ruby Mai for their amazing achievements!
The youth team were lucky enough to have Katiska Davis from the Aboriginal health council of Western Australia come to Geraldton to run young leaders training.
Congratulations to Dr Ivan Lin for being named a fellow by the Australian College of Physiotherapists
Merry Christmas to our Elders!
Winners of the GRAMS 2021 Heal Country! NAIDOC Photography Competition were revealed at the Geraldton Regional Library on Tuesday 7th of December.
The Young Leaders Program support Aboriginal young people to become peer educators in youth health and encourage their communities to engage in health behaviours.
The GRAMS Gascoyne Outreach Service and WA Country Health Service Carnarvon is working together to administer COVID vaccinations at the Carnarvon Woodshed.