The South West Aboriginal Medical Service Ltd (SWAMS) is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation, founded on the principles of self determination, empowerment and freedom of choice.
Our Mission
To provide high quality, culturally appropriate and holistic healthcare which builds strong and healthy Aboriginal communities.
Our Values
We act with integrity
We put our people at the centre
We are dedicated to excellence
Find out about regular programs we run, and the latest news and events.
Come down and join us for a day of family fun at the SWAMS NAIDOC Family Fun Day! Enjoy exciting live performances by Fred Penny &…
Noongar’s Got Talent is calling YOU!Are you aged 12 to 18 and bursting with talent? Whether you sing, rap, dance, act, play an instrument, or even…
Exhibition day on Friday 11th July 10am – 2pm, Bunbury Trotting Club at the SWAMS Family Fun Day! This is a deadly opportunity for you to…
This week marks Reconciliation Week — a time to reflect on Australia’s history and to strengthen relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. The week commemorates two…
Expression of Interest SWAMS is seeking community members to join the new SWAMS Community Research Panel. The community panel will play a key role in helping…
Kwaba Bidi’s first dedicated Bunbury office officially opens as new Regional Family Support Hub service begins SWAMS program Kwaba Bidi has officially opened its new…
Protect you and your mob this flu season with a free flu vaccination for all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people over the age of 6…
Are you between the ages of 13-25? The purpose of the SWAMS Youth Advisory Group (YAG) is to provide a voice for Aboriginal youth and a…
SWAMS Secures funding for MRFF for Groundbreaking Indigenous Health Research The South West Aboriginal Medical Service (SWAMS) and University of Western Australia are pleased to announce…
The South West Aboriginal Medical Service (SWAMS), in partnership with Key Assets Australia, is proud to announce that it has been named the preferred provider for…
A new service that boosts access to eye health services, trains our Aboriginal staff and helps grow cultural understanding has been launched. The South West Aboriginal Medical Service (SWAMS) Optometry and Eye Health Service was officially unveiled at the SWAMS Bunbury clinic on Forrest Avenue on Wednesday, 27th November.
Ask reception for help making your appointment or call your local SWAMS clinic to book in your 715 health check: 1800 779 000 (free call) Katanning…
There is currently a syphilis outbreak across Australia and it’s important we do our part to protect ourselves and our community. Syphilis is a sexually transmitted…
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Noongar boodjar and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
SWAMS acknowledges, honours and welcomes the diverse communities of which we are a part of and we celebrate the extraordinary diversity of people’s bodies, genders, sexualities, and relationships that they represent.
