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NACCHO press release:NACCHO launches new Aboriginal Health in Aboriginal Hands App
NACCHO Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health News
The chair of National Aboriginal Community Controlled health organisation (NACCHO) this week joined with the AFL Indigenous All Stars at its International rules training session in Melbourne to launch Australia’s first Aboriginal Health APP.
Pictured above: MICK O’Loughlin coach of the Indigenous All Stars and Sydney Swan legend promoting the NACCHO APP
Mr Mohamed said it was quite appropriate to publicly launch the NACCHO Aboriginal Health App in front of 25 of the fittest Aboriginal males in Australia, because the new APP compliments NACCHO’s Investing in Healthy Futures for Generational Change plan 20130-2030 and sports activity is a key element to Close the Gap.
“Our APP promotes the sports healthy futures program that will give Aboriginal youth the opportunity to improve their overall health and wellbeing through active participation in sports.
Research shows that if a young person is happy and healthy they will be able to get the most out of…
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This is a transcript of Mark’s rather excellent presentation today.
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