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Delivering the Winnunga Holistic Health Care Prison Model A

Delivering the Winnunga Holistic Health Care Prison Model A. Nerelle Poroch.

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Delivering the Winnunga Holistic Health Care Prison Model A

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  1. Delivering the WinnungaHolistic Health CarePrison ModelA Nerelle Poroch

  2. Aboriginal Health is:Holistic, encompassing mental health and physical, cultural and spiritual health ….Swan, P. & Raphael. B. 1995. ‘Ways Forward’ National Consultancy Report on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Mental Health, Part 1. Australian Government Publishing Service. Canberra

  3. WINNUNGA’S CURRENT LOCATION IN NARRABUNDAH, ACT

  4. ALEXANDER MACONOCHIE CENTRE, ACT The Model has three parts: • Incarceration • Release from prison • Breaking the cycle of incarceration

  5. ALEXANDER MACONOCHIE CENTRE, ACT

  6. WE’RE STRUGGLING IN HERE REPORT

  7. WINNUNGA AMC ABORIGINAL HEALTH WORKER

  8. WINNUNGA HOLISTIC HEALTH CARE PRISON MODEL

  9. WINNUNGA AMC ABORIGINAL HEALTH WORKER

  10. WINNUNGA ART CLASSES AT THE AMC

  11. WINNUNGA MIDWIFERY PROGRAM

  12. WINNUNGA MUMS’ AND BUBS’ GROUP AT FLORIADE

  13. I need help from everywhere. It is a big what if. The Aboriginal Liaison Officer said she would keep in contact because I need support and I did not have it before. Now I know what I want and I have to ask for help. It has been hard to open up to people but I am doing this. (Aboriginal female respondent)

  14. They are not going to bullshit with you; • They will tell you honestly; • And they make you feel they will be there to help you. (Aboriginal male respondent)

  15. NAIDOC DAY AT WINNUNGA

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