STI and BBV check incentives
We love to hear our mob are looking after their sexual health, and now you have one more reason to! If you are Aboriginal or Torres…
Safeguarding our community
We’re proud to share that immunisation coverage for Aboriginal children in our care continues to exceed national targets – a strong sign that our efforts to…
Katanning partners celebrate NAIDOC together
Katanning was full of colour, connection and celebration as community came together to mark 50 years of NAIDOC and honour our Elders. SWAMS was proud to…
New Disability Services Manager
Violet Penny has been appointed as the new Disability Services Manager at SWAMS. Violet has spent the past two years as Evidence and Access Co-ordinator, consistently…
Bunbury walking group returns
Our community walking group, Kanyiny Mooditj – Keeping Solid, is back and inviting participants to join a weekly walk every Monday at 9:30am, weather permitting. The…
Children’s Day brings joy
The skies may have been grey, but the spirit of National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day shone bright at Eaton Foreshore Playground on 4th…
Little Footsteps, Big Futures in Katanning
Families gathered at Katanning Playgroup on 1st August to celebrate National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day, with a morning full of culture, connection and…
SWAMS building names sought
This month, we proudly acknowledged the 50th Anniversary of NAIDOC Week, recognising five decades of celebrating the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait…
Eye check becomes a motivation to change
Alicia Khan learned about the SWAMS Moorditj Miyal eye health service while she was having a routine health check last year, and became one of the…
Seeing the difference: one year of the SWAMS Eye Clinic
It’s been one year since the SWAMS eye clinic Moorditj Miyal (meaning strong eyes in Noongar) opened its doors — and already it’s changed hundreds of…