22 newly qualified Aboriginal Health Workers for Queensland’s ACCHO Sector and Communities

22 newly qualified Aboriginal Health Workers for Queensland’s ACCHO Sector and Communities

Queensland Aboriginal and Islander Health Council (QAIHC) posted on social media: 

Today, we proudly celebrate 22 trainees graduating with their Certificate III in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care.

Behind this achievement is dedication, hard work and the support of families, colleagues, educators and Member services. These graduates bring knowledge, skills and strong community connections to their work, strengthening culturally safe care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

QAIHC is proud to support this training alongside NACCHO through the First Nations Health Worker Traineeship Program (FNHWTP), helping grow the workforce our sector and communities need.

To our graduates: congratulations! We are incredibly proud of what you have achieved and the contribution you will make. Today is your day to celebrate.

Image Credit: QAIHC

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