NEWS & EVENTS

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 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

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

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 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

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

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

Are you ready for Valentine’s Day?   Kambu Health Laidley Clinic has put together a day to make sure you mob are ready for some safe Valentine’s Day celebrations. We will be offering: DISCREET Sexual Health Checks Information for men and women Games FREEcondoms and dams FREE BBQ Morning Tea   Time: 9:00am - 11:00 am Date: 13 February Where: Kambu Health Laidley Clinic, 164 Patrick St Laidley 4341   Our People Our Community Our Health Our Way

FREE Community Event – Generation Well Health Promotion in Goodna! Join us at Evan Marginson Park in Goodna on Monday 9 February 2026 from 10:00am-2:00pm for a day of fun, connection, and wellbeing. What’s happening: FREE BBQ & sausage sizzle FREE health checks Footy & games Art & cultural activities Yarning circle This Generation Well Health Promotion day is all about supporting the mental health, resilience, and future aspirations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander yo

School holidays are here and Kambu Health Ipswich Children and Family Centre is putting on a January Holiday Program We’re kicking things off with a Back to School Family Fun Day on Thursday 15 January 2026. There’ll be fun activities, a performance by Nana Magic, plus free back-to-school packs, prizes and food. Please RSVP by Monday 12 January 2026 by calling (07) 3810 3010. We’ll also be heading out for a Family Day Out BBQ in the Park at Ripley Splash ’N’ Play on Thursday

Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Kambu Health Community Children’s Christmas Carnival on Sunday to celebrate the season together. We really appreciate you coming along and sharing the day with us, especially with the heat turning it into a proper scorcher. Seeing community show up, support one another and make the most of the day meant a lot to our team. There was plenty happening throughout the day, and it was great to see our jarjums enjoying themselves from start

Wednesday 10 December 2025 is Human Rights Day, a time to stand up for fairness, respect and equality for all.  This year’s theme, Our Everyday Essentials, reminds us that human rights aren’t just big ideas — they’re part of our daily lives, from feeling safe to having a voice that’s heard. They are positive, essential and attainable.  Let’s keep looking out for each other, speaking up for what’s right, and making sure everyone is treated with dignity and respect.  Our People

School Holidays are nearly here you mob! Looking for something fun to keep the kids busy and smiling? Bring the jarjums along to Family Wellbeing Services for a deadly day of activities, laughs, and good yarns! When: 15 December 2025 Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm Location: 155 Patrick Street, Laidley  We’ve got plenty of fun lined up to keep the kids active and connected — a great chance for them to play, create, and learn in a safe, community-focused space.  Let’s kick off the hol

Kambu Health Generation Well program is delivering a culturally strong, trauma-informed workshop designed to support healing from hurt, identity, resilience and positive futures for our young mob. This 5-day program runs 15–19 December 2025, 9:00am–3:00pm, held in the Dandirri Room Bremer Terrace, 1 Nicholas Street. Young people will come together for a powerful mix of culture, creativity and wellbeing activities.  What participants will experience:  • Yarning circles & story

Today, Wednesday 3 December 2025 is International Day of People with Disability — a time to celebrate strength, leadership and inclusion across our communities. This year’s theme, amplifying the leadership of persons with disabilities for an inclusive and sustainable future, shines a light on the deadly work being done right here in Australia to make sure any mob with a disability have a strong voice and fair opportunities.  Let’s stand together, break down barriers, and keep

Today, Monday 1 December 2025 marks World AIDS Day — a time to stand together, raise awareness, and show support for mob living with HIV. This year’s theme, “No one left behind” reminds us to keep breaking down stigma and make sure everyone has access to the care and support they need. Let’s yarn, learn, and look out for one another because everyone deserves to live well and  live deadly.  Our People Our Community Our Health Our Way

Kambu Health Christmas and New Year Closure Dates As we head into the festive season, we want to keep you mob updated so you can plan ahead for doctor appointments and/or prescriptions. Kambu Health clinics and services will be closed from Thursday 25 December 2025 and will reopen Monday 5 January 2026. In a medical emergency always call 000 immediately Wishing our community a safe, restful and joyful break. Our People Our Community Our Health Our Way

Kambu Health is proud to be the major sponsor of the Laidley Christmas Carnival 2025. Join us on Friday 28 November, from 6:00pm–8:00pm on Main Street, Laidley for a deadly night with our Laidley community. This carnival is all about bringing our mob, families, jarjums and locals together for Christmas spirit, laughter and community pride. We can’t wait to see everyone come together for a night full of fun and Christmas cheer.

Join us at Lake Apex Park, Gatton on Monday 8 December 2025, 10:00am–2:00pm for a day of fun, connection, and wellbeing.   What’s happening: FREE BBQ & sausage sizzle FREE health checks – get yours done to receive a $50 voucher! Footy & games Art & cultural activities Yarning circle Plus info on how to join the Community Christmas Party!   This Generation Well Health Promotion day is all about supporting the mental health, resilience, and future aspirations of Aboriginal and

Becoming a parent can feel like a big rollercoaster – full of ups and downs, and that’s okay. If you’re a new or expectant parent and something doesn’t feel right, reach out – you’re not alone, and support from family, friends, your Kambu Health GP or Aboriginal Health Worker can make a big difference. If you know someone going through this, just asking “How are you going?” and really listening can mean a lot. Let’s check in on our mob and make sure no parent feels they have