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Family Wellbeing Service at Laidley Youth Week Event, 15 April 2026
Come along and yarn with us at Laidley Youth Event Week with the Family Wellbeing Service! This deadly event is being run by Anglicare Youth Support and will be packed with heaps of fun activities – sports, technology, arts and crafts, board games and more. It’s all about bringing young people together in a safe, welcoming space to have a go, get creative and connect with others. For young people aged 10–17. It’s a great chance to meet new mates, try something different and e
World Sleep Day, Friday 13 March 2026
Good sleep is more than just rest—it’s the foundation of good health, strong minds, and happy spirits. Today, Friday 13 March 2026, we’re reminding mob to "Make Sleep Health a Priority." Our Elders teach us the importance of looking after our health. Let’s listen and make good sleep a daily habit! 💡 3 Tips for a Better Sleep Routine: ✅ Stick to a sleep schedule – wake up and go to bed at the same time each day. ✅ Limit caffeine and sugar before bed – Your body needs time to
Close the Gap Day at Kambu Health Ipswich Clinic, 19 March 2026
Come join us for Close the Gap Day! Kambu Health warmly invites our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community to come together for Close the Gap Day at our Ipswich Clinic on Thursday 19 March 2026. 715 Health Checks: 9:00am – 3:30pm Free Sausage Sizzle: 10:30am – 12:30pm Looking after your health is important for you, your family and our community. When you complete your 715 Health Check at Kambu Health, you’ll also be automatically entered into our monthly draw to win
International Women’s Day, 8 March 2026
2026 Theme: Give To Gain When we give, we gain. This year’s theme reminds us that generosity isn’t a loss — it’s powerful growth. When we give our time, knowledge, support, advocacy and opportunities, we create stronger pathways for women and girls to thrive. For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women, giving has always been part of who we are — giving culture, giving care, giving leadership, giving strength to community. And when our women rise, our families rise. Our c
ATSILS Services at Kambu Health to Resume Monday 16 March, 2026
Kambu Health community, we would like to advise that our ATSILS services will resume on Monday 16 March, 2026. From Monday 16 March, 2026 ATSILS Lawyer, David, will be available three (3) days a week across our Ipswich and Laidley locations, providing advice and support to those who need it. The legal advice on offer includes general advice regarding any family or civil matter, but more particularly Family Law issues (with regards to children), Domestic and Family Violence ap
SAVE THE DATE- Kambu Health Annual Gala Ball 2026
Kambu Health Annual Gala Ball 2026, Celebrating 50 Years ✨ SAVE THE DATE ✨ Join us as we celebrate 50 years of community-controlled healthcare, cultural strength and walking alongside our people. This will be a night to honour our journey since 1976 and celebrate our Elders, our leaders, our staff, our partners, our community, and to look ahead to the next chapter. Mark your calendars — you won’t want to miss this historic milestone! Date: Saturday, 1 August 2026 Venu
International Women's Day Morning Tea at Kambu Health Laidley Clinic
International Women’s Day Morning Tea We invite you to join us in celebration International Women’s Day. The 2026 theme for International Women’s Day is “Give to Gain.” This campaign encourages a mindset of generosity and collaboration and emphasises the power of reciprocity and support. When people, organizations, and communities give generously, opportunities and support for women increase. Giving is not a subtraction, but multiplication. When women thrive, we all rise. M
International Women's Day Morning Tea at Kambu Health Ipswich Clinic
International Women’s Day Morning Tea We invite you to join us in celebration International Women’s Day. The 2026 theme for International Women’s Day is “Give to Gain.” This campaign encourages a mindset of generosity and collaboration and emphasises the power of reciprocity and support. When people, organizations, and communities give generously, opportunities and support for women increase. Giving is not a subtraction, but multiplication. When women thrive, we all rise. M
Kambu Health Ipswich Clinic Grand Reopening, Monday 2 March 2026
You’re Invited! Kambu Health Ipswich Clinic Grand Reopening We’re excited to welcome our community back to the Kambu Health Ipswich Clinic for our official Grand Reopening! Date: Monday 2 March 2026 Time:10:30am Location: Ipswich Clinic, 27 Roderick St Come along and celebrate this special milestone with us! Enjoy: A delicious sausage sizzle Lucky door prizes A chance to connect with community and staff A fresh new chapter for your local clinic Bring your family and friends —
International Mother Language Day, Saturday 21 February 2026
On 21 February 2026, we acknowledge International Mother Language Day and celebrate the strength and diversity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages across Australia. Before colonisation, more than 250 distinct languages were spoken across this continent — today, communities are leading powerful efforts to protect, revitalise and pass them on to future generations. Language carries culture, law, Songlines, humour and deep connections to Country — it is living kno
715 Health Checks- 3 Steps to Deadly Health
Book your 715 Health Check and get a deadly FREE t-shirt. Plus, each month, one lucky winner will walk away with a $250 gift card! The winner will be drawn on the first working day of every month! Book your FREE 715 Health Check now by calling: Kambu Health Ipswich Clinic (07) 3810 3000 Kambu Health Laidley Clinic (07) 5465 3541 Our People Our Community Our Health Our Way
National Apology Day, Friday 13 February 2026
On 13 February 2008, then-Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, delivered this historic Apology in Parliament, acknowledging the deep pain and injustice inflicted on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples: “For the pain, suffering and hurt of these Stolen Generations, their descendants, and the families left behind, we say sorry. To the mothers and fathers, the brothers, and sisters, for the breaking up of families and communities, we say sorry. And for the indignity and degrada
National Apology Day Morning Tea with Executive Director of Programs
National Apology Day is a time to acknowledge the strength of the Stolen Generations and reaffirm our commitment to truth, justice, and healing. While the National Apology is a crucial step, we acknowledge that the work is far from over. At Kambu Health, we honour the strength and resilience of our people as we continue the journey of truth-telling and healing. This gathering is an opportunity to yarn, share, and stand together as a community. RSVP by Thursday, 12 February 20
Kambu Health Men's Retreat, 13-15 March 2026
Kambu Health Men’s Retreat – March 2026 Kambu Health Men’s Retreat will return to Kokoda Park from 13–15 March 2026 for our annual Men’s Retreat. Join us for a free, culturally safe healing journey, with activities running across the retreat including: Cultural connection activities Yarning circles Time to reflect, connect, and strengthen wellbeing A complimentary bus will be available for transport to and from Kokoda Park. Please note: individual transport cannot be provided
National Apology Day Morning Tea with CEO, Friday 13 February 2026
National Apology Day Morning Tea with CEO, Friday 13 February 2026 National Apology Day is a time to acknowledge the strength of the Stolen Generations and reaffirm our commitment to truth, justice, and healing. While the National Apology is a crucial step, we acknowledge that the work is far from over. “There’s nothing more powerful than the personal story. For people to understand, we have to open ourselves up. It’s hard to tell our personal stories but we are doing this to
Primary Health Care Nurses Day, 4 February 2026
Happy Primary Health Care Nurses Day! This years Primary Health Care Nurses day theme is: Essential at Every Stage. Today we recognise the nurses who deliver care, connection and support across Australia. Our People Our Community Our Health Our Way
World Cancer Day, Wednesday 4 February 2026
Cancer is the second most common cause of death for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, who are 43% more likely to die from the disease than other Australians. Cancer screening helps keep our people, families and communities strong, safe and healthy. Looking after our health is one way we care for ourselves, our loved ones, and future generations. Having regular screening can make a real difference. When cancer is found early, treatment is often more effective. If y
Feeding Tube Awareness Week 2026, 1 - 7 February 2026
Feeding Tube Awareness Week 2026 runs from 1–7 February. It’s a time to come together, share knowledge, and strengthen connections across our communities. Tube feeding (enteral nutrition) supports the health and wellbeing of people who need help getting the nourishment their bodies need. People of all ages use feeding tubes, from babies and children to adults and Elders. By raising awareness and sharing stories, we support families, carers, and communities to care for one ano
Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, February 2026
February is Ovarian cancer awareness month. Ovarian cancer is an umbrella term used to describe a cancerous (malignant) tumour starting in one or both ovaries. The ovaries are made up of three main kinds of cells, and each of these cells can develop into a different type of tumour. Ovarian cancer is usually diagnosed in women or people with ovaries who are over the age of 50. Ovarian cancer is the eighth most common cancer in Australia. About 1,532 Australian women and peopl
Ipswich Clinic Heart Health Day, Friday 13 February 2026
Check Your Heart Before Valentine’s Day Everyone is welcome to join us at Ipswich Clinic on 13 February for a FREE Heart Health Check. Blood pressure check Friendly health team FREE blood pressure monitor to take home Heart health matters for all of us. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are more likely to experience heart disease, and often at a younger age. Looking after our hearts helps us stay strong for ourselves, our families, and future generations. Time
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