National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO): Summary

National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO)

Healthcare, Nonprofit, Community Health, Aboriginal Health Services

NACCHO offers culturally competent health services and advocacy to improve health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

NACCHO is the national leadership body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health in Australia, providing advice and guidance on health policy and advocating for community-developed health solutions. It represents 146 Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations (ACCHOs) that deliver comprehensive primary health care services across Australia.

Community-led health services; Advocacy for Aboriginal health solutions; Comprehensive primary health care; Training programs for Aboriginal health workers

Accessing culturally appropriate health care services; Training and supporting Aboriginal health workers; Engaging in health policy advocacy

Largest network of Aboriginal health services in Australia; Strong advocacy and representation at national policy levels; Culturally tailored health programs and training

NACCHO's strengths lie in its extensive network of community-controlled health organizations, its commitment to culturally competent care, and its role as a leading advocate for Aboriginal health issues.

NACCHO positions itself as the authoritative body for Aboriginal health, emphasizing community control and culturally safe practices.

The primary audience includes Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, health professionals working with these communities, and policymakers in the health sector.

NACCHO's brand identity is rooted in empowerment, community leadership, and resilience in health care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

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NACCHO is unique in its focus on community-controlled health services, ensuring that health solutions are developed and implemented by Aboriginal communities themselves.

Connection. Strength. Resilience.

• Aboriginal health

• community health

• health advocacy

• cultural competence

Empowering, supportive, informative

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