Premier of Victoria, the Hon. Daniel Andrews MP hosted a Closing the Gap in Victoria event at Parliament House today to celebrate Victoria’s ongoing commitment to reducing health inequality...

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children aged 2-3 years are three times more likely to drink soft drinks than non-Aboriginal children, new figures have revealed.  The Australian Aboriginal and...

Check out www.rethinksugarydrink.org.au/koori!    There's lots of tips and resources about how you can reduce sugary drinks.  Make the switch to water!  *#DrinkWaterUMob*   3 on 3 Basketball Challenge goes sugary drinks free Leigh Saunders from Bert...

VACCHO’s Federal Budget Breakdown 2015 VACCHO’s Victorian Budget Breakdown 2015/16 VACCHO response to Finance and Public Administration References Committee Inquiry into Indigenous Advancement Strategy Tendering Processes 2015 VACCHO response to Commonwealth...

You wouldn’t eat 16 teaspoons of sugar, so why drink it? An exciting new video has today been launched that challenges Victorian Aboriginal community members to reduce their sugary drink intake. VACCHO...

GP Registrars who work in Aboriginal Health Training posts in Victoria share their experiences in a new video: ‘Work in Aboriginal Health in Victoria: GP Training’. GP Registrars working...

VACCHO commends the Andrew’s Government for delivering their first budget, a budget for families, and putting people first The Government have committed a significant new investment of $317million to assist...

Strong Boorais, Bright Futures: Keeping healthy during pregnancy This amazing and inspirational DVD is about reducing and stopping the use of alcohol, smoking and other drugs, before, during and after pregnancy. Watch...

Key updates  *Victoria’s state of emergency has been extended until 11.59pm on Sunday 31 May with gradual easing of restrictions * *Continue testing people with common COVID-19 symptoms * *In-reach COVID-19...

*Aboriginal Early Years Health VACCHO Scoping Project* This Project reviewed government policies and strategies relevant to Aboriginal early years (zero-eight years of age) health as well as organisational and...