Nirrumbuk Environmental Health and Services
Nirrumbuk Environmental Health and Services (NEHS) is a community-controlled service organisation established by Kimberley communities on the Dampier Peninsula and now a significant Aboriginal employer across the region. Delivering place-based services, it works to relieve poverty, sickness and distress for Aboriginal people and to build autonomy, health and wellbeing. Programs include environmental health, strengthening Aboriginal health and rheumatic heart disease services, the Thrive housing program, transitional housing, remote community connectors, a prisoner reintegration program, NDIS disability supports, and Containers for Change. Its work is guided by values of community, staff support, culture, responsiveness and accountability.
Who we are
Nirrumbuk Environmental Health and Services (NEHS) was established by Kimberley communities on the Dampier Peninsula and has grown into a significant Aboriginal employer delivering place-based services across the region. Its purpose is to support direct change from poverty, sickness, suffering, destitution, misfortune, distress and helplessness for all Aboriginal people without discrimination. NEHS designs services that recognise cultural challenges and build autonomy, health and wellbeing, guided by five values: community, staff support, culture, responsiveness and accountability. From environmental health and chronic disease programs to housing, disability and reintegration support, the organisation prioritises cultural connection, loyalty to staff and the flexibility to adapt services to community need. NEHS works alongside Aboriginal people across the Kimberley to improve living conditions and health outcomes and to create local employment.
Why partner
Talk to us about Aboriginal environmental health, chronic disease and rheumatic heart disease programs, Thrive and transitional housing, prisoner reintegration, remote community connectors and NDIS supports across the Kimberley.
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