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Speech pathology and occupational therapy graduate information sessions 

Are you a graduating speech pathology or occupational therapy student looking for a meaningful and supportive start to your career? Join us for our Graduate Information Sessions and explore the diverse opportunities available at IUIH. 

Event details: 

Date: Thursday 18 September 

Location: Windsor Uniting Church, 66 Newmarket Rd, Windsor 

Time: 3:00pm – 5:00pm (register for a 1-hour timeslot) 

What to expect: 

Meet with our team 1-on-1 and learn about the different areas you can work in, including: 

👶 Paediatric services – working with bubs and kids 

NDIS & Disability 

👵 Generalist allied health – supporting adults and older people 

Whether you’re passionate about early childhood development, disability support, or holistic adult care, IUIH offers a rewarding pathway to make a real impact in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. 

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POWA information days – July 2025

Get paid while studying the Nationally Accredited BSB10120 Certificate I in Workplace Skills with Axiom College (RTO40489). This opportunity is for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged 16+ and not attending school.

This deadly program is all about supporting Mob in their career journey, providing an opportunity to learn and gain skills for the workplace.

  • Full-time traineeship (paid employment)
  • 20 weeks, 5 days per week
  • Work towards a nationally recognised qualification
  • All training provided
  • Connect with your community, work with Mob.

We are proud to offer safe space for Mob to try different career pathways in an empowering environment.

Find out more about POWA. 

Register for our workshops below to find out more. 

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NAIDOC 2025 – Next generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy

50 years of NAIDOC week! NAIDOC is a special week for our Mob and Community. This year, NAIDOC is celebrated from 6-13 July. NAIDOC Week provides an opportunity to promote cultural awareness, enhance diversity and inclusion, and foster reconciliation. This time of year provides an opportunity for all Australians to learn and celebrate our culture. NAIDOC also reflects the struggle and hardship of our people who strived for a better future. It sets aside a time for us to reflect on the trailblazers that led the way for our Community and who continue to work towards a better future for the next generation.

This year’s theme is focussed on the Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy. The theme highlights the contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and our enduring connection to the land, and sea. In line with 50 years of NAIDOC, the theme for 2025 honours this milestone by elevating the voices of our people. This week, and every week we celebrate and are empowered by the achievements of the past and the bright future ahead.

IUIH’s work is all about working across generations, including nurturing the next generation to flourish and thrive, and to be the Elders of tomorrow. We do this by providing high quality, culturally safe health services and leaning into our vision for healthy and strong Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, families and communities.

IUIH is supporting events across the network for Community. Check them out:

Kalwun Gold Coast Community Day

Date: Wednesday, 9 July 2025
Time: 10:00am-1:00pm
Location: Gold Coast Sports Precinct, 296 Nerang Broadbeach Road, Carrara

Find out more.

Musgrave Park Family Fun Day

Date: Friday 11 July
Time: 9.00am-5.00pm
Location: Musgrave Park, South Brisbane

Find out more.

Moreton ATSICHS NAIDOC Family Fun Day

Date: Saturday 12 July
Time: 10:00am-2:00pm
Location: The Mill Waterpark, 12 Moreton Parade, Petrie

Find out more.

Pamela Mam Health Centre BBQ Brunch

Date: Thursday 17 July
Time: 10:00am – 2:00pm
Location: Pamela Mam Health Centre | 13 Church Street, Goodna

Find out more.

We’d love to see you there!

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POWA Information Days

POWA has four information days coming up – two for those interested in a school-based traineeship and two for those who are interested in a traineeship and are 16 and older and not attending school. Details below!

School-based paid traineeships

Do you want to work with Mob in the community? Explore different roles in health and community?

Join our southeast Queensland Academy.

Earn while you learn on the job. Study the Nationally Accredited HLT33021 Certificate III Allied Health Assistance with DIVTEC Training College (RTO 32535) while you work towards achieving your QCE.

Come along & have a yarn to find out more information about this deadly traineeship opportunity.

To be eligible you need to:

  • Be attending high school in Years 10 or 11
  • Identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander.

Friday, 23 February
9.30am – 10.30am
Morayfield MATSICHS clinic
10 Walkers Road, Morayfield 4506

Friday, 23 February
1.00pm – 2.00pm
Margate MATSICHS clinic
322 Oxley Avenue, Margate 4019

POWA School flyer with all information on it.
Click the image above to download the flyer
Non-school based traineeships (16+)

Do you want to work with Mob and learn more about careers in health and community?

Get paid while studying the Nationally Accredited BSB10120 Certificate I in Workplace Skills with Axiom College (RTO40489). Study takes place in Brendale.

Come along & have a yarn to find out more information about this deadly traineeship opportunity.

To be eligible you need to:

  • Be 16+ and not attending school
  • Identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander

Friday, 23 February
11.00am – 12.00pm
Morayfield MATSICHS clinic
10 Walkers Road, Morayfield 4506

Monday, 26 February
9.15am-10.15am
Jellurgal Room at IUIH Head Office
22 Cox Road, Windsor 4030

POWA Information Flyer for non-school based trainees
Click the image above to download the flyer
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BiOC Deadly Dads workshops

BiOC Deadly Dads workshops 

We are holding workshops for men who are becoming first time Dads!

Strathpine workshop:

Thursday, 14 September 2023 – 5.30pm-7.30pm
1/199 Gympie Road, Strathpine, Qld 4500

Salisbury workshop:

Thursday, 21 September 2023 – 5.30pm-7.30pm
96 Blomfield Street, Salisbury, Qld 4107

To secure a spot, call Dave on 0438 092 759 or email deadlydadsreferrals@iuih.org.au

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Moreton ATSICHS Careers Day

Have you ever wanted to work with Mob? 

Come along to MATSICHS Careers Day 
Wednesday 6 September 2023
10am – 1pm

Deception Bay Clinic – 3/675 Deception Bay Road

  • Interested in a role in Aged Care?
  • Interested in a role in the clinic as a receptionist?
  • Interested in a role as a Health and Wellbeing Worker?
  • Interested in a role as an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Worker?

Come along to talk around career opportunities in these areas and have a feed with us! 

There will be a BBQ and a safe space for bubs and jarjums!

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BiOC is 10 – come celebrate!

Hey Mob! Our Birthing in Our Community (BiOC) program is 10.

And we want you and your family to come celebrate!

There’ll be heaps of deadly activities for the family, and a free BBQ and refreshments and special guests!

When: Thursday, 7 September at 10.30am-12.30pm

Where: Pine Rivers Park, 125 Gympie Road, Strathpine.

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Our Ways of Learning Program

Empowering Mob, Creating Pathways

Hey you mob! Register your interest now!

A deadly opportunity for Mob wanting to grow their skills for employment or further education through tailored support and learning.

We are proud to offer a safe space for mob to try different educational pathways in an empowering environment.

Register now in POWA’s ‘Our Ways of Learning Program’.

Call 07 3826 3600 or send us an email to powa@iuih.org.au

Enrolment Day

 Date: Monday 28 August and Monday 4 September 2023

Time: 09:30am – 2:30pm
Location: Institute for Urban Indigenous Health, 22 Cox Road, Windsor

OWoL program is all about supporting Mob in their learning journey to increase opportunities for employment or further education.

  • 8-week program – two days per week
  • A tailored program which takes into account your ways of learning and opportunities to grow
  • Open to everyone 15 years and older
  • No cost to participants
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Healing Hands Womens Group.

Healing Hands Women’s Group is a safe, healing space for First Nations women from all different clans/backgrounds to come together to:

  • Respect and honour our stories
  • Care for one another with honesty and kindness
  • Listen, learn, laugh, cry, grow, and empower one another
  • Embrace each other’s indifferences
  • Walk alongside each other and uplift each other with words of encouragement and strength
  • Restore our spirit, and our communities back to peace and harmony.

Let’s celebrate our woman spirit, as life-givers, caretakers, gatherers, healers, nurturers, and guardians.

Remembering, you are strong: the holder of spiritual knowledge, the sharer of stories, the connection to culture, the flow in dance, and the heart in language.

And together, we can create change, heal, and make new storylines for our families and future generations to come.

If you are ready to take the step forward and learn more about our safe Healing Hands Women’s Group, reach out for a yarn with our friendly team today on 1800254354.

Download the registration form here

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BiOC 10 Year Family Fun Day Event

BiOC is turing 10!
And we want you and your family to come celebrate!
Friday 31st March 10am – 2pm
Logan Gardens, 12 Civic Parade, Logan Central
There’ll be heaps of deadly activities for the family, a free BBQ and refreshments and a visit from Buck the Bronco!