Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities

The program offers paid work placements, financial and cultural support to Aboriginal students undertaking full-time study in an eligible undergraduate or postgraduate allied health course. Cadets are employed by a NSW Health local health district or specialty health network for the duration of the program.
Applications close Wednesday, 30 September
Information & application

For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people 45 years and over living or working in Sutherland and St George. Featuring gentle strength and balance exercises, fall prevention tips, and yarning to help mob stay active, independent, and connected. Current GP consent is required (Bulbuwil Healthy Living can assist with obtaining).
Commences Wednesday, 30 September, for 10 weeks, 9am-10.30am
Miranda Youth Centre, 2 Central Rd, Miranda
Flyer | Registration: by 23 September, 0409 731 923

Public Education Foundation scholarship of $1,000 per year for two years, to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students currently enrolled at a NSW public school to actively engage in their education, complete their schooling, and prepare for tertiary study or training.
Closes Friday, 25 September, 5pm
Scholarship information (including full eligibility criteria & application) | Contact: 7814 2806 or scholarships@publiceducationfoundation.org.au

Developed by NACCHO and Hepatitis Australia, this resource encourages Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to take the next step towards liver health. It highlights testing, vaccination, and regular checks for hepatitis B management, as well as curative tablet treatments available for hepatitis C.
Download fact sheet

This post expires on Tuesday 8 December 2026

Centre for Indigenous People & Work (CIPW), UTS Business School – Jumbunna Institute guide providing practical, evidence-based actions employers can take when it comes to workplace flexibility for Indigenous people – including how to make workplace flexibility policies and practices culturally safe, inclusive, and equitable.
Indigenous-Inclusive Flexible Work

This post expires on Sunday 6 December 2026

South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (SESLHD) is running free Immunisation Clinics to provide routine childhood immunisations for Aboriginal children. All bubs and kids from 6 weeks to 5 years are welcome to attend the clinic for their vaccinations, even if they are overdue. Medicare not required. Bookings recommended, walk-ins welcome.
Fridays, 4 September & 2 October, 9.20am-1pm
Menai Community Health Centre, 32 Allison Cres, Menai
Flyer | SESLHD Childhood Immunisation Clinics 2026 Calendar | Bookings: 1300 244 288

– August Newsletter
– September Calendar of Activities: including women’s health clinics, gym, Pilates, walk & circuit, falls program, boxing group, water group, vaccination clinic, hearing clinic, and more.

eSafety Commissioner resource with advice, support, and practical tips to help First Nations people and communities stay safe online. It offers guidance on protecting personal information, navigating social media and apps, dealing with online abuse, and reporting harmful content.
Connecting Safely: First Nations Resource

This post expires on Monday 30 November 2026

Multiple grants are available to Aboriginal people in the process of buying a new home who meet the eligibility criteria:
– Home Buyer Booster: Up to $2,500 for legal and administrative costs
– Deadly Deposit: Up to $10,000 to match the home deposit saved
– AHO Tenancy Plus: Up to $20,000 in co-contribution for eligible long-term AHO residents
Grants information | Contact: HomeOwnership@aho.nsw.gov.au

The scholarship provides access to financial, cultural, mentoring, and other supports for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students studying in health, including access to up to $15,000 per annum (full-time) for the normal duration of the course. Opens Tuesday, 1 September; closes Saturday, 31 October.
Information & application