We acknowledge the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation as the custodians of the land that AHCWA is located on and we pay our respects to all Elders, past, present and future.
AHCWA is the peak body for Aboriginal health in Western Australia. We work to improve health outcomes for Aboriginal people and their communities.
What We Do
Education and Training
What's On
Recognising Leadership at AHCWA: The Legacy of Gloria Khan
AHCWA’s annual Gloria Khan Team Impact Award honours Gloria Khan, a proud Nyoongar woman whose dedication, kindness, and compassion in improving the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal people across Australia shaped her…
Recognising Leadership at AHCWA: The Legacy of Maxine Armstrong
AHCWA’s annual Maxine Armstrong Leaders Award honours the enduring legacy of Maxine Armstrong: passionate Indigenous health advocate, proud Bardi Jawi Aboriginal woman from Derby, and a founding member of Derby Aboriginal Health…
Celebrating 30 Years of Dedication: Honouring Marcia Greddon’s Legacy at Ord Valley Aboriginal Health Service
This year marks a remarkable milestone for one of Ord Valley Aboriginal Health Service’s most respected and enduring team members — Marcia Greddon — who celebrates 30 years of service, commitment, and…
Remembering the 1946–1949 Pilbara Aboriginal Stockmen’s Strike
Aboriginal people are advised that this feature contains the names of deceased people. On 1 May 1946 in Western Australia, one of the longest and most significant industrial actions in Australian history…
Ambulance Services Trial Communication Assets
The WA government has made temporary changes aimed at improving access to emergency ambulance services provided by St John WA for Aboriginal people in Western Australia from 1 January until 30 September…