Maari Ma Health Aboriginal Corporation

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Incorporating

Maari Ma Regional HeadquartersMaari Ma Primary Health Care Service Greater Western Area HealthWilcannia Health ServicesCommunity Development Programs Regional Approach to Primary Health

In Association With

The Royal Flying Doctor ServiceGreater Western Area Health Service The University of Rural Health

Employment Expo May 2007

Centrelink organised an employment expo with an Indigenous focus at the Broken Hill Entertainment Centre. Maari Ma made the most of the opportunity to distribute information about careers available at Maari Ma, how to apply for work and most importantly, to meet with job seekers to discuss our work and to record expressions of interest in working with us.

Pictured at the Expo are: Tirrell Kennedy, Trainee Dental Assistant, Richard Weston, Regional Director, Latesha Adams, Trainee Youth Worker and Anthony Tester, Student Primary Health Care Worker.

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A Little About Maari Ma Health

Maari Ma Health is an Aboriginal community controlled health organisation dedicated to improving the health outcomes for communities in the region.

Since its incorporation Maari Ma has built a strong local strategic alliance with Greater Western Area Health Service, Sydney University's Department of Rural Health and the Royal Flying Doctor Service.

Maari Ma Health is a regionally focused Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service incorporated under the Aboriginal Councils of Associations Act 1976. The organisation was established in November 1995 following an extensive community consultation conducted by Sue Morey and Jack Best on behalf of the Murdi Paaki ATSIC Regional Council.

Donna Kennedy

Project Manager - YEAH Program (Youth Excellence Arts & Health)

Donna has worked at Maari Ma for nearly two years. Her aim, and the aim of YEAH, is to see kids and the community achieve, grow in confidence and not let anything stand in their way. There are a lot of kids with a lot of talent and Donna is passionate about developing and supporting opportunities for our kids.



	Click here to print this page (For best results select landscape size)	Incorporating Maari Ma Regional HeadquartersMaari Ma Primary Health Care Service Greater Western Area HealthWilcannia Health ServicesCommunity Development Programs Regional Approach to Primary Health In Association With The Royal Flying Doctor ServiceGreater Western Area Health Service The University of Rural Health
	Employment Expo May 2007 Centrelink organised an employment expo with an Indigenous focus at the Broken Hill Entertainment Centre. Maari Ma made the most of the opportunity to distribute information about careers available at Maari Ma, how to apply for work and most importantly, to meet with job seekers to discuss our work and to record expressions of interest in working with us. Pictured at the Expo are: Tirrell Kennedy, Trainee Dental Assistant, Richard Weston, Regional Director, Latesha Adams, Trainee Youth Worker and Anthony Tester, Student Primary Health Care Worker.

Our latest newsletters can now be veiwed online. Click here to get your copy now! Download "Bug Breakfast" Presentation. To Download right click on the link below and select "Save Target" Download RW Bug Breakfast.zip here	A Little About Maari Ma Health Maari Ma Health is an Aboriginal community controlled health organisation dedicated to improving the health outcomes for communities in the region. Since its incorporation Maari Ma has built a strong local strategic alliance with Greater Western Area Health Service, Sydney University's Department of Rural Health and the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Maari Ma Health is a regionally focused Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service incorporated under the Aboriginal Councils of Associations Act 1976. The organisation was established in November 1995 following an extensive community consultation conducted by Sue Morey and Jack Best on behalf of the Murdi Paaki ATSIC Regional Council.	Donna Kennedy Project Manager - YEAH Program (Youth Excellence Arts & Health) Donna has worked at Maari Ma for nearly two years. Her aim, and the aim of YEAH, is to see kids and the community achieve, grow in confidence and not let anything stand in their way. There are a lot of kids with a lot of talent and Donna is passionate about developing and supporting opportunities for our kids.
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