National Reconciliation Week was initiated in 1996 to provide a special focus for nationwide activities. This week is a time to reflect on achievements and things still be done...

Looking after your health and wellbeing during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is very important. The VACCHO nutrition team has put together a range of tip sheets to help the...

The Looking Deadly Module provides online self-paced training in eye health relevant to Victoria’s Aboriginal Community. It comprises four independent courses: Eye Health Statistics Anatomy of the Eye Common...

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, through their peak body representatives, will share decision making with governments through a new Partnership Agreement on Closing the Gap. The Victorian Aboriginal Community...

Gathagana Wutja* is a VACCHO led consultation project on Victorian alcohol and other drug (AoD) services being delivered to Aboriginal people, and how they might be enhanced. The aim of Gathagana...

Barriers to Aboriginal people accessing NDIS services are effectively funding tax cuts, according to Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO) Acting CEO Trevor Pearce. “While the Federal Government is...

Aboriginal people will continue to access the NDIS and Aged Care services at low rates unless funding changes occur after the Federal Election, the Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health...

accredited courses of study through the Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO). The students are graduating from a range of qualifications with VACCHO in Aboriginal Primary Health Care,...