WA Centre for Rural Health - Pilbara

WA Centre for Rural Health - Pilbara The WA Centre for Rural Health (WACRH) is one of 16 University Department of Rural Health in Australia.

Our aim is to improve rural, remote and Aboriginal health through research, education, student support and community service activities.

🎓 Study Nursing or Social Work in the Pilbara with UWA 🌏Did you know you can study Nursing and Social Work right here in...
28/04/2026

🎓 Study Nursing or Social Work in the Pilbara with UWA 🌏

Did you know you can study Nursing and Social Work right here in the Pilbara?

We’re hosting a community information evening with The University of Western Australia to share details about local study options, pathways to university, and how you can balance study with work, family, and life - all while being supported by local academics (health professionals).

When: Thursday 30th April
Where: REAP
When: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

This session is open to everyone in the community, including:
• High school students and families
• School leavers
• Working professionals
• Anyone considering a career change into health or community services

All welcome 👋
👉 Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/study-in-the-pilbara-with-uwa

📍 Study locally
🩺 Nursing & Social Work pathways
🚀 Build your future in the Pilbara

Study in the Pilbara with UWA!

The remote clinical psychology telehealth service is a collaboration between The University of Western Australia's Robin...
20/04/2026

The remote clinical psychology telehealth service is a collaboration between The University of Western Australia's Robin Winkler Clinic and the Western Australian Centre for Rural Health (Pilbara).

The clinic provides evidence-based psychological support for adults via telehealth, delivered by provisionally registered postgraduate clinical psychology students under the supervision of experienced psychologists.

The service is now accepting referrals.

What a great day for learning and connection at Barnigu Waba Day in Karratha 💙🌿, hosted by St John WA and supported by t...
18/04/2026

What a great day for learning and connection at Barnigu Waba Day in Karratha 💙🌿, hosted by St John WA and supported by the City of Karratha 🤝.

Our WACRH team, alongside The University of Western Australia Social Work students, delivered trauma‑informed activities using the Emotional Puddle Mat 🧠💬 to support emotional literacy and wellbeing among local primary students.

A valuable opportunity to connect learning with real‑world experiences and community health 🌈🏫.

Thank you to St John WA for a successful Health Literacy Day 💙

🎓 Study Nursing or Social Work in the Pilbara with UWA 🌏Did you know you can study Nursing and Social Work right here in...
18/04/2026

🎓 Study Nursing or Social Work in the Pilbara with UWA 🌏

Did you know you can study Nursing and Social Work right here in the Pilbara?

We’re hosting a community information evening with The University of Western Australia to share details about local study options, pathways to university, and how you can balance study with work, family, and life - all while being supported by local academics (health professionals).

This session is open to everyone in the community, including:
• High school students and families
• School leavers
• Working professionals
• Anyone considering a career change into health or community services

All welcome 👋
👉 Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/study-in-the-pilbara-with-uwa

📍 Study locally
🩺 Nursing & Social Work pathways
🚀 Build your future in the Pilbara

Study in the Pilbara with UWA!

🧠 Friday 5 September – Be Kind to Your Mind🩷 It’s Women’s Health Week – 1st to 5th September!This week, we’re shining a ...
05/09/2025

🧠 Friday 5 September – Be Kind to Your Mind
🩷 It’s Women’s Health Week – 1st to 5th September!
This week, we’re shining a light on the health and wellbeing of women living in rural and remote communities across the Pilbara.

Jean Hailes’ theme this year is “Say yes to you” — a powerful reminder that your health matters, no matter where you live.

🧠 Today’s focus is “Be kind to your mind” — because mental health is just as important as physical health.
In remote areas, isolation and stress can take a toll. Let’s encourage women across the Pilbara to check in with themselves and each other.

🌿 Take time for yourself
📞 Reach out to someone you trust
💬 Access support through local services or telehealth

Let’s build mentally healthy communities, one conversation at a time.

🔥 Thursday 4 September – Pain to Power🩷 It’s Women’s Health Week – 1st to 5th September!This week, we’re shining a light...
04/09/2025

🔥 Thursday 4 September – Pain to Power
🩷 It’s Women’s Health Week – 1st to 5th September!
This week, we’re shining a light on the health and wellbeing of women living in rural and remote communities across the Pilbara.

Jean Hailes’ theme this year is “Say yes to you” — a powerful reminder that your health matters, no matter where you live.

🔥 Today’s focus is “Pain to power” — a reminder that pain isn’t just “part of being a woman.”
In rural communities, women often wait longer for diagnosis and support. Whether it’s endometriosis, chronic pain, or fatigue — your pain is real, and you don’t have to push through it alone.

🗣️ Talk to your health provider
🤝 Connect with local services
💪 You deserve care and support

Let’s turn pain into power across the Pilbara.

❤️ Wednesday 3 September – Heart Smart🩷 It’s Women’s Health Week – 1st to 5th September!This week, we’re shining a light...
03/09/2025

❤️ Wednesday 3 September – Heart Smart
🩷 It’s Women’s Health Week – 1st to 5th September!
This week, we’re shining a light on the health and wellbeing of women living in rural and remote communities across the Pilbara.

Jean Hailes’ theme this year is “Say yes to you” — a powerful reminder that your health matters, no matter where you live.

❤️ Today’s focus is “Heart smart” — because heart disease affects women differently, and symptoms are often missed.
In rural and remote communities, early detection and small lifestyle changes can make a big impact.

💓 Know the signs: fatigue, breathlessness, chest discomfort
🩺 Ask your GP or nurse about a heart health check
🥗 Stay active and eat well — even small changes help

Let’s keep rural hearts strong and informed.

💪 Tuesday 2 September – Take the Lead🩷 It’s Women’s Health Week – 1st to 5th September!This week, we’re shining a light ...
02/09/2025

💪 Tuesday 2 September – Take the Lead

🩷 It’s Women’s Health Week – 1st to 5th September!
This week, we’re shining a light on the health and wellbeing of women living in rural and remote communities across the Pilbara.

Jean Hailes’ theme this year is “Say yes to you” — a powerful reminder that your health matters, no matter where you live.

💪 Today’s focus is “Take the lead” — encouraging women to be informed and confident when it comes to their health.
In rural communities, where appointments may be few and far between, being prepared can make all the difference.

📝 Write down your questions
💊 Bring your medication list
🗣️ Don’t be afraid to speak up — your health is worth it

Let’s empower Pilbara women to take the lead in their health journey.

🩷 It’s Women’s Health Week – 1st to 5th September!This week, we’re shining a light on the health and wellbeing of women ...
01/09/2025

🩷 It’s Women’s Health Week – 1st to 5th September!
This week, we’re shining a light on the health and wellbeing of women living in rural and remote communities across the Pilbara.

Jean Hailes’ theme this year is “Say yes to you” — a powerful reminder that your health matters, no matter where you live.

🩷 Monday 1 September – Every Check Matters
🩷 Today’s focus is “Every check matters” — and that’s especially true in rural and remote communities, where access to services can be limited and health checks are often delayed.

✅ Cervical, breast, heart, and mental health checks — they all matter.
💻 Use the free Her Health Checks tool to find out what’s recommended for you:
👉 jeanhailes.org.au/womens-health-week/whats-on/every-check-matters

Let’s make health a priority, no matter where we live.

Prioritise your health by staying up to date with your health checks.

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66 Welcome Road
Karratha, WA
6714

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+61891867803

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