Federal Court Orders
We want to inform our community and membership that on the 26th February the Federal Court made orders relating to matters concerning SWAMS and its members….
Celebrating the women who lift and inspire us: International Women’s Day 2026
Family members and colleagues have been named as important figureheads in a tribute to respected women ahead of International Women’s Day on 8 March. Three SWAMS…
Birak school holiday community events
SWAMS staff hosted 15 wonderful free community events at pools or near water during January, featuring BBQs, some fun health education and plenty of active outdoor…
Early site works begin for SWAMS Health Hub
Early site works have commenced at Carey Park’s Jaycee Park as the South West Aboriginal Medical Service (SWAMS) progresses toward construction of the new Health Hub,…
New medical students for 2026
Nearly 30 medical students were introduced to SWAMS in January. The Rural Clinical School of WA students were hosted by our GPs Dr Clare Willix and…
New doctors welcomed
Welcome to new SWAMS Resident Medical Officer (RMO) Dr Rosemary Olufemi-Akanle, who is on a 10 week placement with SWAMS until 30 March. Dr Rosemary has…
Support for children and families matters
A new report highlighting problems with WA’s child protection system shows the importance of Kwaba Bidi’s work within the South West community. The SNAICC* Family Matters…
Bunbury GP Clinic Opening Hours
Our Bunbury clinic hours have changed and we are now open on the following days: To book an appointment please call 9726 6000 or freecall 1800…
Have your say
Your voice can help shape future health and wellbeing services for Aboriginal communities in the South West. A quick, confidential survey put together by SWAMS and…
Bonnie’s role change
We are pleased to share that Bonnie Michael has taken on a new role at our Bunbury clinic as Client Intake Officer. This new position will…