CheckUP Australia

CheckUP Australia CheckUP is committed to creating healthier communities and reducing health inequities

CheckUP is an independent not-for-profit organisation dedicated to creating healthier communities and reducing health inequities. We pursue this by working collaboratively at the strategic, regional, and local level to lead improvements in health. We design and facilitate the delivery of efficient and effective healthcare solutions. As experts in made-to-order health programs, we connect the right

people and organisations to deliver a range of innovative healthcare services for hard-to-reach individuals and communities. We have an established footprint in almost 200 communities across Queensland and the Northern Territory, and our initiatives support people living in rural and remote geographical areas, as well as those with poor access due to social or economic barriers. OUR VISION

Better health for people and communities that need it most

OUR PURPOSE

Create healthier communities and reduce health inequities

OUR VALUES

CheckUP has a set of core organisational values which are modelled in all our interactions. Excellence | Collaboration | Innovation | Integrity | Compassion

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For more information about CheckUP and our initiatives, please visit http://www.checkup.org.au.

Pride Month is a vibrant and celebratory time to join the diversity of our LGBTQIA+ communities. Here in Queensland, we ...
04/06/2026

Pride Month is a vibrant and celebratory time to join the diversity of our LGBTQIA+ communities. Here in Queensland, we honour the stories, resilience, and leadership of LGBTQIA+ people who continue to shape our communities for the better.

Pride Month began as a movement for equality and continues to highlight the importance of creating safe, inclusive spaces for all.

How can you support Pride Month?
💛 Celebrate and show visibility
💚 Educate yourself and others
💙 Volunteer and donate
💜 Advocate and speak up
🩷 Support mental health and emotional wellbeing

Strong, inclusive communities lead to better health and workforce outcomes in rural and regional Queensland, where connection and support are vital.

CheckUP will proudly continue to advocate for healthy, sustainable and inclusive communities.




❤ Today we honour Eddie Koiki Mabo and the landmark 1992 Mabo Decision, which overturned terra nullius, Latin for ‘nobod...
03/06/2026

❤ Today we honour Eddie Koiki Mabo and the landmark 1992 Mabo Decision, which overturned terra nullius, Latin for ‘nobody’s land’ and recognised Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as Traditional Owners.

❤ Eddie Mabo's legacy continues to inspire truth, justice and land rights.

❤ The Mabo decision stands as a significant moment in Australia’s history.

Visit www.aiatsis.gov.au/explore/eddie-koiki-mabo to learn more about Eddie Mabo.

Learn more through Kalwun Development Corporation Ltd below.

Every Australian should have accessible and equitable healthcare. But people with disability still experience barriers t...
02/06/2026

Every Australian should have accessible and equitable healthcare. But people with disability still experience barriers that prevent them from receiving healthcare they deserve.

The Access for All online course helps health providers understand these barriers and learn practical ways to remove them by creating genuinely safer, more inclusive healthcare experiences for everyone.

This course is FREE until 30 June 2026.

Access for All is funded by the Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing.

Register for Access for All: Disability Awareness for Health Providers
👉️ https://checkup.org.au/what-we-do/online-training/access-for-all/

Create meaningful change.





❤ Today we honour Eddie Koiki Mabo and the landmark 1992 Mabo Decision, which overturned terra nullius, Latin for ‘nobod...
02/06/2026

❤ Today we honour Eddie Koiki Mabo and the landmark 1992 Mabo Decision, which overturned terra nullius, Latin for ‘nobody’s land’ and recognised Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as Traditional Owners.

❤ His legacy continues to inspire truth, justice and land rights.

❤ The Mabo decision stands as a significant moment in Australia’s history.

Visit www.aiatsis.gov.au/explore/eddie-koiki-mabo to learn more about Eddie Mabo. Eddie Mabo was from the Torres Strait Islands, this image shows Torres Strait Islands.

❤️💛🖤 Thank you to everyone who joined today’s All In for Reconciliation Queensland Primary Health Care Network (QPHCN) e...
01/06/2026

❤️💛🖤 Thank you to everyone who joined today’s All In for Reconciliation Queensland Primary Health Care Network (QPHCN) event at CheckUP, both in person and online. ❤️

We extend our sincere thanks to all of our speakers and presenters for generously sharing their time, knowledge and perspectives.

❤️ A special thank you to MC, Kieran Chilcott, who expertly guided today’s event. Kieran is a CheckUP Board Director and CEO of Kalwun Development Corporation Ltd. He is a dedicated community leader who has served as Chair and member on numerous boards.

❤️ Thank you to Joseph Ruska, Tribal Experiences, for delivering a meaningful Welcome to Country and for sharing your deep cultural knowledge with us.

❤️ We also thank Helena Wright, Board Director at Reconciliation Queensland Inc for her valuable contribution. Helena highlighted the importance of building strong relationships, noting that meaningful change happens at the speed of trust.

❤️ It was a privilege to hear from Mena Waller, Chief Operation Officer at Cancer Council Queensland, who spoke about the importance of cultural humility and taking conscious steps to be a good human in our everyday actions.

❤️ Karen Hale-Robertson, CEO of Open Minds, shared the steps Open Minds is taking to actively create meaningful change and reinforced the importance of allyship in creating safe and inclusive spaces for clients and staff and all stakeholders.

❤️ Tony de Ambrosis, CheckUP CEO, emphasised that reconciliation must be embedded across all parts of an organisation and recognising both current barriers and how we can actively remove them to move forward in a meaningful way towards reconciliation.

Check out images featuring speakers standing and also seated, plus event attendees.




🎊 Congratulations Mob Pod Manngoor Dja Aboriginal Health Services for receiving the Health & Wellbeing Award at the Quee...
29/05/2026

🎊 Congratulations Mob Pod Manngoor Dja Aboriginal Health Services for receiving the Health & Wellbeing Award at the Queensland Reconciliation Awards 2026!

We celebrate with you, acknowledge and thank you for your ongoing commitment to community-led healthcare and culturally safe service delivery! 🎊

🖤💛❤️

29/05/2026

TAFE Qld is seeking experienced health and community services professionals ready to share what they know. If you've been in the industry a while and you're thinking about what's next, teaching at TAFE could be it. The Queensland Government covers your training to get started.

Worth a look:

CheckUP and Access for All have released a media release to help raise awareness and improve healthcare accessibility fo...
28/05/2026

CheckUP and Access for All have released a media release to help raise awareness and improve healthcare accessibility for people with disability. See excerpt and a link to the full media release below:

"Despite the findings of the Disability Royal Commission, Australians with disability are still facing significant barriers when accessing healthcare, with growing concern the healthcare system is still failing to adequately prepare workers to provide proper support.

Doctor, lawyer and disability advocate Dr Dinesh Palipana OAM lives with quadriplegia following a spinal cord injury, and chaired the advisory group for CheckUP’s Access for All disability awareness training course.

Access for All is an online disability awareness course designed to help healthcare providers better understand and support people across a range of healthcare settings. Access for All is eligible for continuing professional development points for 35+ professions.

Dr Palipana said improving disability awareness across the healthcare workforce was critical to creating meaningful long-term change, with initiatives like Access for All helping close the training and awareness gap across the sector."

View the full media release here: ➡️ https://buff.ly/va8SRcr

The Access for All disability awareness training course is FREE until 30 June 2026:
➡️ https://buff.ly/fmgbY77

SCHADS Award changesThe Fair Work Commission recently pushed through emergency changes to the SCHADS award in an attempt...
27/05/2026

SCHADS Award changes

The Fair Work Commission recently pushed through emergency changes to the SCHADS award in an attempt to resolve the growing issues relating to Sleepover shifts along with some other items. If you're working out what those changes mean for your rosters, payroll, or workforce structure or have questions about the SCHADS Award that never quite have a straight answer, this free Zoom session by Effective HR is a must to attend.

When: Thursday 4 June 2026, 1:00pm AEST

Recording: Available within 48 hours to everyone who registers

Register link: https://www.effectivehr.com.au/event-details/your-schads-award-questions-answered-june-2026

In the 2023-24 Financial Year, Hear and Say recorded a 52% increase in client numbers and a 500% increase in speech path...
27/05/2026

In the 2023-24 Financial Year, Hear and Say recorded a 52% increase in client numbers and a 500% increase in speech pathology occasions of service. Since 1992, they have been helping babies, children and adults connect through hearing and speech services, from centre-based care across Queensland to telepractice for families wherever they are.

Hear and Say, we're delighted you're part of the CheckUP community. CheckUP appreciates your collaboration, support and membership.

Find out more: www.hearandsay.org.au

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