National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women’s Health Strategy

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women have a right to determine for themselves what their health system will look like. This Strategy, developed through the Australian Women’s Health Network Talking Circle in 2009-2010, is part of that process.

Cover of the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women's Health Strategy, featuring colourful painted artwork by Pamela Croft Waroon, with hues of pink, orange, yellow, and dark purple, with splashes of bright green and three rings of indigo radiating out from each other. The caption reads: "This image is of my woman's site on Country where I live. It is where I travel to for maintaining my mental, emotional, spiritual and physical wellbeing. Within this place I can speak with my inner self and to my  ancestors. It is where I seek clarity, guidance and reassurance, and affirm my Aboriginal Identity." - Pamela Croft Waroon.
Cover of the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women’s Health Strategy (2010). Artwork by Pamela Croft Waroon

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