WA Centre for Rural Health

This workshop aims to encourage conversations and build greater understanding of what matters to Aboriginal people when they have cancer. The training is aimed at all health professionals, health educators, local organisations and community members in Karratha, WA. The workshop incorporates the Whisper No More training package developed by the WA Centre for Rural Health. It aims to: increase awareness and understanding of the specific needs of Aboriginal people with cancer develop participants’ skills as educators as Aboriginal people are frequently called upon for a variety of roles in education (e.g., by family, patients and professional colleagues) facilitate networks between health professionals and cancer support...

The WA Centre for Rural Health invite you to attend the  Step Up! Bystander Intervention Program. The Step UP! Bystander Intervention Program was delivered as an outcome of the Safe and Respectful Pilbara Project, developed by the WA Centre for Rural Health as part of the Vital Change programs led by WACOSS and funded by BHP. This face-to-face training builds individual’s skills, confidence, and motivation to speak up and respond to disrespectful behaviour in their workplace and community and is being held during this year’s 16 Days in WA – Stop Violence Against Women campaign. The goals of Step UP! are to:...