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…
Expression of Interest SWAMS Community Panel SWAMS is seeking Community members to join the new SWAMS Community Panel. The Community Panel will play a key role…
Knowledge + Innovation = Power Project SWAMS will conduct workshops in multiple locations about local Aboriginal health data, how it is collected, analysed, and used to…
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…
Are you aged between 13-25? Come along to our YAG (Youth Advisory Group) Splash Fest! Friday 7th February 11am – 2pm Carey Park Football Oval There…
We are excited to announce our partnership with Binar Futures for 2025, a collaboration that highlights our shared commitment to empowering Aboriginal communities. This partnership will…
We’re hosting a Tackling Indigenous Smoking (TIS) pool party in Katanning. This will be a day of fun, including a free BBQ, swimming and a raffle….
Celebrate Summer with SWAMS! The South West Aboriginal Medical Service (SWAMS) invites you and your family to beat the summer heat and connect with the community…
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.
