Ngarnal Community Health

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Ngarnal Community Health Ngarnal ACCHS is a locally-driven Indigenous Corporation that works to improve the health of Aboriginal people in our community.

Checking in with our people matters.Sometimes we can see when someone is doing it tough. Other times, we might have no i...
10/10/2026

Checking in with our people matters.

Sometimes we can see when someone is doing it tough. Other times, we might have no idea what they’re carrying.

Take the time to ask how your family, friends and community are going. Sit down.

Have a yarn. Listen.

And if someone doesn’t seem like themselves, check in again.

A simple conversation can remind someone they’re not on their own.

We’d love our Mornington Island community to join us at Ngarnal on Thursday 15th October.Come along from 12:30pm for a C...
07/10/2026

We’d love our Mornington Island community to join us at Ngarnal on Thursday 15th October.

Come along from 12:30pm for a Community BBQ, followed by an opportunity to walk through the clinic from 1:00pm.

It’s a chance to come together, see the space and celebrate an important next step for community-controlled health on Mornington Island.

📍 Ngarnal Primary Health Care Service
📅 Thursday 15 October
⏰ 12:30pm – 2:00pm

This Queensland Mental Health Week, we’re recognising the power of connection.Wellbeing can be strengthened in the every...
06/10/2026

This Queensland Mental Health Week, we’re recognising the power of connection.

Wellbeing can be strengthened in the everyday moments. Spending time with family, having a yarn, connecting with culture, getting outside and being part of community.

When our people feel connected, supported and like they belong, we build stronger communities together.

Our Community. Our Health. Our Way

Hey MI! Swipe to see who is visiting this week!+ Women’s Health Circle Clinic (Dr Cecelia O’Brien)+ NWHHS Nurse Navigato...
04/10/2026

Hey MI!

Swipe to see who is visiting this week!

+ Women’s Health Circle Clinic (Dr Cecelia O’Brien)

+ NWHHS Nurse Navigator (Rachel Tipoti)

+ RFDS Mental Health Team (Santosh)

+ NWRH - Psychological Service (Susan Morey)

Looking after your health means looking after your mind too.Stress, worry, grief, family pressures and everything happen...
03/10/2026

Looking after your health means looking after your mind too.

Stress, worry, grief, family pressures and everything happening around us can take a toll.

You don’t need to wait until things become overwhelming before talking about how you’re feeling.

If you haven’t been feeling like yourself lately, come in and have a yarn with the Ngarnal team about the support available.

Your mental health is part of your health — and it deserves looking after too.

A quick reminder that Ngarnal will be closed on Monday 5th October for the King’s Birthday public holiday.We’ll reopen a...
02/10/2026

A quick reminder that Ngarnal will be closed on Monday 5th October for the King’s Birthday public holiday.

We’ll reopen as normal on Tuesday 6th October.

Please make sure you have any regular medications or other health needs organised ahead of the long weekend.

We hope everyone has a safe long weekend. 🖤💛❤️

Community-controlled health means community has a voice in the health services designed and delivered for local people.F...
29/09/2026

Community-controlled health means community has a voice in the health services designed and delivered for local people.

For Ngarnal Community Health, that means keeping culture, local knowledge, family and community needs at the centre of care.

It’s about building health services that are culturally safe, accessible and shaped by the people they’re here to support.

Aboriginal health in Aboriginal hands.

Hey MI! Swipe to see who is visiting this week!+ Smith Eye and Ear Services Optometry (Lachlan Smith)+ AODS Outreach Ser...
27/09/2026

Hey MI!
Swipe to see who is visiting this week!
+ Smith Eye and Ear Services Optometry (Lachlan Smith)
+ AODS Outreach Service (Lidia Cerednic)

Your kidneys do an important job, and diabetes can affect how well they work over time.The tricky part is that kidney pr...
26/09/2026

Your kidneys do an important job, and diabetes can affect how well they work over time.

The tricky part is that kidney problems don’t always cause obvious symptoms early on.

That’s why regular blood and urine tests can be an important part of diabetes care.

If you’re living with diabetes, ask the Ngarnal Community Health team if your kidney checks are up to date.

You can have high blood pressure without feeling sick, which is why regular checks matter.Blood pressure is one of the t...
23/09/2026

You can have high blood pressure without feeling sick, which is why regular checks matter.

Blood pressure is one of the things your health team can keep an eye on as part of looking after your overall heart health.

Next time you’re at the clinic, ask the Ngarnal Community Health team to check your blood pressure.

A quick check can tell you a lot.

Address

Lardil Street
Wellesley Islands, QLD
4892

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+61447287598

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