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Marrabinya Marrabinya commenced 1 November 2016.

Aboriginal people with one of the 6 diagnosed chronic disease we support can be referred to Marrabinya by their GP for assistance with specialist appointments, transport, accommodation, and certain medical aids.

Donna and Joanne caught up in Dubbo at the Western NSW PHN's ITC Roundtable. Lots of Marrabinya reminiscing! Donna is st...
20/11/2025

Donna and Joanne caught up in Dubbo at the Western NSW PHN's ITC Roundtable. Lots of Marrabinya reminiscing! Donna is still with Maari Ma Health and Joanne is now with Orange Aboriginal Medical Service .

30/08/2023
26/07/2023

Senator the Hon Malarndirri McCarthy, Assistant Minister for Indigenous Australians and Assistant Minister for Indigenous Health is visiting our area. The Assistant Minister is interested in talking to people and communities to understand local issues on the ground. Please pop down for a chat and a bite to eat with the Assistant Minister.
Event: Community Lunch
Date: Saturday 29/07/2023
Time: 12:30 – 2:30 pm
Venue: Kiila Laana Building 428 Argent Street, Broken Hill.

Flu is a serious disease and it often hits our mob that have pre-existing chronic conditions hard. Protect yourself this...
16/05/2023

Flu is a serious disease and it often hits our mob that have pre-existing chronic conditions hard. Protect yourself this flu season and make sure you get your flu jab. Dont forget that ITC is here to help get Aboriginal people with a chronic disease the care they need: medical specialist appointments and gap fees, transport, accommodation, medical aids, nutritional supplements... talk to your health worker or GP.

Hey you mob: do you have a chronic disease like diabetes, COPD or heart disease and need help getting to specialist or a...
15/04/2023

Hey you mob: do you have a chronic disease like diabetes, COPD or heart disease and need help getting to specialist or allied health appointments? Or need aids to help with day to day life? Talk to your health worker or GP about whether you are eligible for assistance through ITC. If you normally get your care from an AMS, talk to them. If you see a GP somewhere else, they can refer you to ITC which is provided by Maari Ma Health , Yoorana Gunya Family Healing Centre Aboriginal Corporation , Orange Aboriginal Medical Service , Walgett Aboriginal Medical Service and Coonamble Aboriginal Health Service .

The ITC program is now delivered differently across western NSW.  👣 If you are a First Nations person with a chronic dis...
24/02/2023

The ITC program is now delivered differently across western NSW. 👣 If you are a First Nations person with a chronic disease and you get your care from an AMS, go and speak to your health worker there about supporting you to access the specialist and allied health care you need to stay well. And if you normally access care through a GP practice, you will be referred for specialist and allied health care support to one of 5 AMSs across the region: Maari Ma Health, Yoorana Gunya, Orange Aboriginal Medical Service, Walgett Aboriginal Medical Service, Coonamble Aboriginal Health Service, depending on where you live. For more info, check out the Western NSW PHN website: https://www.wnswphn.org.au/itc ❤️💛🖤

The Integrated Team Care or ITC program, funded by the Australian Government, aims to improve outcomes for Aboriginal pe...
12/01/2023

The Integrated Team Care or ITC program, funded by the Australian Government, aims to improve outcomes for Aboriginal people who are living with a chronic illness, through localised access to coordinated and multidisciplinary care. As of 1 January 2023, the ITC Program in far west NSW will be available to Aboriginal people with a chronic disease via their local Aboriginal Medical Services (AMS) if that’s where they normally access their health care; and for Aboriginal people who access their health care through a GP practice, ITC will be provided by Maari Ma Health Aboriginal
Corporation under the Marrabinya banner. Since 2016, the ITC program has operated under the banner of Marrabinya across all of western NSW. However from 1 January 2023, Marrabinya will only operate in Broken Hill, Central Darling, Wentworth and Balranald local government areas, and the Unincorporated Far West for Aboriginal people with a chronic disease who access their health care via a general practice. WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR ITC? Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
who: ✅ Are living with a chronic illness.✅ Have a current GP Management Plan and/or Team Care Arrangement. WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR MARRABINYA? Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who: ✅ Are living with a chronic illness. ✅ Have a current GP Management Plan and/or Team Care Arrangement. ✅ Live in the Local Government Areas of Broken Hill, Central Darling, Wentworth and Balranald, or the Unincorporated Far West. Patients eligible for this service can access Care Coordination as well as Supplementary Services. Find out more at https://maarima.com.au/indigenous-health-support-service

The Marrabinya team has taken great pride and satisfaction from our work over the last 6 years delivering the ITC progra...
19/12/2022

The Marrabinya team has taken great pride and satisfaction from our work over the last 6 years delivering the ITC program to mob by mob with care link workers across all of western NSW. We developed wonderful relationships with our clients and received many heartfelt thank you's along the way. 🎄Wishing all Marrabinya clients, staff and ex-staff a wonderful holiday season. Here's to your good health in 2023. 🩺

20/10/2022

History is calling....

Address

2 Oxide Street
Broken Hill, NSW
2880

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+611800940757

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