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.
SWAMS held a lovely awards evening to celebrate our terrific team on Friday 25th October. We have so many great staff. Five of our highest achievers…
Joins us at our upcoming Ageing Strong sessions: Bindjareb Wednesday 20th November 10am – 2pm Mandurah Bowling Club and Bunbury Friday 22nd November 10am – 2pm…
The Golden Oldies teams from Bindjareb Aged Care are hungry for the top prize in 2025 after nearly achieving it at the Peel LiveLighter Aged Care…
To enhance Medicare for all Australians MyMedicare has been launched! By registering with MyMedicare and nominating SWAMS as your preferred provider we can provide you with…
Phone your local SWAMS clinic to book in your 715 check: 1800 779 000 (free call) Katanning – 9837 2600 Narrogin – 9891 4600
Congratulations to the SWAMS Mental Health and Alcohol and Other Drug Services team, including the Moorditj Mia (good place) team, for successfully obtaining accreditation against the…
Congratulations to CEO, Lesley Nelson, who was the recipient of the Aboriginal Health Professional of the Year Award and the Chairman’s Award at the 2024 WA…
Regions in blue will be serviced by the Tackling Indigenous Smoking program; you must be an Aboriginal person residing within the blue area to qualify for…
The South West Aboriginal Medical Service (SWAMS) has been awarded a Western Australian government contract to provide children’s Out of Home Care (OOHC) Services. SWAMS is…
