Development of harm-reduction programmes related to substance misuse in South Australian Aboriginal communities, with details of current projects and free information leaflets to download.

Helping local Aboriginal communities to develop their own strategies for health, including advice on available funding for education and health promotion.

Contributing to improving the health of Australia's Indigenous people by making relevant, high quality information easily accessible.

Public health care provider for central Australian Aboriginal people, based in Alice Springs, Northern Territory. Program information, history, policy statements, photos, and links to related resources.

A course provided by the School of Social Sciences, Flinders University to provide cross-cultural advice for health professionals working in remote areas. Can be downloaded at no cost.

Provides information on healthy living for Australian Aboriginals, including details of Aboriginal-controlled medical services, and monthly articles.

Providing culturally appropriate clinical services, health promotion and education to Aboriginals in the Goldfields of Western Australia. Service details and translations into the Wongatha language.

Co-ordinating a group of independent, community-controlled health services in north-western Australia, with details of member communities and list of resources.

National peak body on Aboriginal health, representing the interests of Aboriginal community controlled health services.

Offering assistance with substance-abuse problems using family-centred methods based on cultural beliefs. Provides details of community initiatives. Also available as a PDF document.

Provides an overview of major drug issues and developments within existing, new and future programs. Includes details of proposed initiatives in Aboriginal communities. Also available as a PDF document.