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
New Workforce Development and Training Capacity to Strengthen Aboriginal Community Controlled Workforce in First of its Kind Government Agreement
Pictured: AHCWA CEO Des Martin, DTWD WA DG Jodie Wallace, CASWA CEO Chad Stewart, AHCWA Chair Vicki O’Donnell OAM, and CASWA Chair Chris Bin Kali The Aboriginal Health Council of Western Australia…
Welcome to the 2024–2025 Annual Report
And that’s a wrap for us on 2025. The 2024–2025 year has been a full and significant one for the Aboriginal Health Council of Western Australia. This year marks 20 years of…
AHCWA Receptionist Grace Caine Celebrates Fifteen-Year Milestone
This November AHCWA Receptionist Grace Caine celebrated 15 years with the organisation—a decade and a half of ensuring every person who steps through the front door is greeted with a smile. Grace’s…
Human Papillomavirus
Stay Safe Stay Moorditj Stay Safe, Stay Moorditj is an AHCWA campaign developed in consultation with the WA Cervical Cancer Prevention Program and the Cancer Council of WA. HPV is Human Papillomavirus.…
Remote Aboriginal Communities at High Exposure Risk from Pilbara Measles Outbreak
Aboriginal Health Council of Western Australia (AHCWA) & Pilbara Aboriginal Health Alliance (PAHA) Joint Media Statement Western Australia’s remote Aboriginal communities are currently at high risk of measles exposure, with 47 cases…