Walgett Aboriginal Medical Service Limited ANNUAL REPORT 2024/2025 58 Funded by: Federal Dept of Social Services – National Indigenous Australians Agency NSW Health – Rural Doctors Network – Western NSW Primary Health Network Celebrating over 39 years of Service since 1986 EM EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION • TeWana Inservice’s • AMSED Modules • Leadership in Diabetes Care Training • Diabetes Yarning for Facilitators MEETINGS WORKSHOPS • Western Research Network Conference • Food Strategy Consultation NIIA • NACCHO conference • Aged Care Meeting NSW Dept of Health and Aged Care • Walgett Shire Council Environmental Health Officer Cadetship • NAIDOC Community planning meetings • Three Rivers Regional Assembly Women’s Gathering – Dubbo • Aboriginal Heritage Information Systems – Workshop NSW Heritage • Freedom Ride 60th Anniversary Sydney University/Bowraville NSW • Native Grains Harvest Festival • Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Lands Council – Planning meeting Freedom Ride 60th Anniversary planning • Tharawal Aboriginal Medical Service – Site visit • Brewarrina visit to BAMS and Cultural Museum • ICIP meetings Terri Janke & Associates • Sydney University Native Grains project Closing comments This year has seen significant growth in cultural connectedness across the organisation and the wider community, reaffirming the vital role we play in teaching, sharing, and bringing culture to the forefront of everything we do. As my time in this role comes to a close, I extend my heartfelt thanks to WAMS, our community partners, and every individual who has supported and walked this path with me. This experience has not only strengthened my commitment to cultural continuity but has reaffirmed the importance of holding space for identity, history, and belonging in every aspect of our work. I look forward to continuing the cultural journey in my new capacity as a Culture & History Consultant to WAMS. Gaba Nginda Yaalu (Thank good you – Later) Amy Townsend - Culture and History Coordinator
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