Services
- Antenatal
- Immunisation Clinics
- Well Women's Clinic
- Transport
- Positive Parenting Program
- Father's Inclusive Program
- Men's Health
- Flu Vaccination
- Podiatry
- Diabetes Clinic
- Child and Youth health
- Assistance with SA Ambulance bills
- Social and Emotional Wellbeing Services
For more information see below.
Confirmation of Aboriginality
If you require proof of Aboriginality, please click here to download an application form. For more information about confirmation of Aboriginality,
click here.
Regional Family Birthing Program - Antenatal
Tuesday each week, 11am to 2pm
For all pregnant Aboriginal women living in Whyalla. The program is run by Aboriginal Maternal Infant Care (AMIC) workers and midwives and offers culturally appropriate obstetric support for women of all ages in a culturally appropriate environment. Participants have the opportunity to meet with other women in different stages of their pregnancy, participate in craft activities, listen to specialist service providers on subjects such as breastfeeding, development, parenting and regular check-ups prior and post birth.
Immunisation Clinic
- Fortnightly
The recommended immunisation schedule for children 0-4 (birth, 2 months, 6 months, 12 months, 18 months and 4 years) are all covered in the clinic. Advice and education is also available.
Well Women's Clinics
- Monthly
Run by a local Registered Nurse, services provided include pap smears, breast and STI checks, education and information about hormone replacement and general education.
Transport
A transport services is available for all Aboriginal people in the community to attend medical appointments.
Positive Parenting Program
- Every 3 months
This program aims to increase parental competence and confidence in raising children by managing common behaviour problems and developmental issues, reducing use of coercive and punitive methods of discipline, creating a supporting learning environment, reducing stress associated with raising children and building the capacity of Aboriginal people in the community through developing networks and sharing information and ideas.
Father's Inclusive Program
A pilot program aimed at developing positive parenting skills for men who care for children.
Men's Health
A men's health worker is available and men's group established.
Flu Vaccination
- Twice a year, February - May.
Influenza and Pneumonia vaccinations.
Podiatry
- Monthly
Includes general foot assessment along with a foot and nail care service.
Diabetes Clinic
- Fornightly
Screening, management, support and education.