GRAMS will be providing the Pfizer vaccine anyone 12 years old and over starting 16th of August. Bookings only every Monday and Tuesday. Call GRAMS on 9956 6555. For more information please click here.
GRAMS hosted a community event last week to bring attention to mental health and the services available to support those in need.
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Geraldton Regional Medical Service (GRAMS) is delivering free Mental Health First Aid Training sessions in Geraldton, Carnarvon, Mount Magnet, Meekatharra, Morawa and Mullewa.
Deborah received her second dose of vaccine last week and is calling for the rest of the community to step forward and complete the vaccinations in order to keep the community safe.
Geraldton Regional Aboriginal Medical Service (GRAMS) joined the NAIDOC Week celebrations last week with Geraldton Senior High School honour this year’s theme – Heal Country! – which calls on everyone to ‘continue to seek greater protections for our lands, our waters, our sacred sites and our cultural heritage from exploitation, destruction, and destruction.’
The GRAMS team attended the Murchison Youth Health and Careers Forum to engage with young people and share information on our programs and services.
GRAMS monthly Elders Day catch up focused on developing radio and video to spread the word on community safety messages.
GRAMS NDIS Access Team participated in the Morawa NAIDOC Day event to celebrate First Nations culture and country.
The GRAMS TIS and Deadly Cru team visited Yalgoo and Mt Magnet for the first week of school holidays to help provide smoke free education and fun activities for kids.
The GRAMS Tackling Indigenous Smoking Team along with Deadly Cru were invited by Clontarf Football Academy to attend the Carnarvon Coral Coast Cup.
The communities across the Midwest and Gascoyne Murchison came together last week to share and celebrate Indigenous culture, heritage and achievements as part of Geraldton Regional Aboriginal Medical Service’s (GRAMS) NAIDOC week celebrations.
Perth and Peel will enter a minimum 4-day lockdown from 12:01am, Tuesday 29 June 2021 until 12.01am, Saturday 3 July, 2021.
GRAMS has partnered with the Centre for Best Practice in Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Suicide Prevention (CBPATSISP) to help develop culturally appropriate self-help resources for Aboriginal families and communities to support young people who are involved in self-harm and suicidal behaviours.
Once a month, GRAMS will organise different activities to engage with the Elders in the community, focusing on different health topics and advise.
Geraldton Regional Aboriginal Medical Service (GRAMS) Chief Executive Officer, Deborah Woods received her first COVID-19 vaccination at GRAMS this morning to set an example for the community and encourages others to get vaccinated too.
Karalundi College visited GRAMS Tackling Indigenous Smoking (TIS) team last week to participate in a smoking education workshop and learn about the dangers of smoking.
Geraldton Reginal Aboriginal Medical Service (GRAMS) recently participated in the Red Dust Healing program to gain the knowledge and skills to become a Red Dust Healing trainer to strengthen families, workplaces, and communities.
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.
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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.
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.
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.