ICS Australia partners with ReachOut and Department of Health to launch the 2024 National Closing the Gap Indigenous Health Conference in Queensland.
ICS Australia is thrilled to announce that ReachOut and the Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care proudly sponsors the 2024 National Closing the Gap Indigenous Health, Public Health Research on Chronic Diseases Conferences on July 22-24, 2024 at the Hilton Hotel Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast.
- (1888PressRelease) July 04, 2024 - ICS Australia's partnership with ReachOut underscores its unwavering commitment to improving the mental and physical health of young Indigenous Australians. By joining forces with the Department of Health and Ageing and ReachOut, ICS Australia aims to support meaningful dialogue and action towards reducing health disparities faced by Indigenous communities and contribute to the ongoing efforts to close the gap in health outcomes and create a healthier, more equitable future for Indigenous Australians. Because of these sponsorships, ICS is now able to offer a special 2-for-1 offer for organisations to send two staff members but pay for only one registration fee!
Featuring a diverse lineup of speakers and workshops that will address critical health issues from mental health initiatives to chronic disease prevention and management, women and child health reflecting the diverse and pressing health needs of Indigenous populations and showcasing the positive work that are taking place in communities dedicated to closing the gap, the 2024 National Closing the Gap Indigenous Health, Public Health Research on Chronic Diseases Conferences promise to be an impactful event providing opportunities for delegates to participate in events which are devoted to the sharing of knowledge, culture, empowerment, education and networking. By sharing best practices and innovative solutions, attendees will gain valuable insights and tools to effectively address the social determinants of health that contribute to the gap in life expectancy and health quality between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.
ReachOut's sponsorship ensures that the conference can deliver high-quality resources and expert insights, fostering a collaborative environment where healthcare professionals and community leaders can work together towards sustainable health improvements. The Department of Health and Ageing’s involvement highlights its commitment to supporting the health and well-being of First Nations Australians ensuring that the conference is not only a platform for discussion but also a catalyst for real, sustainable change.
Some of the featured international keynote speakers are Matthew Tafoya, Director at Navajo Technical University Innovation Centre USA, Indigenous development specialists Dr. Joseph B. Stone, an Amskapi Pikuni (Blackfeet Indian) tribal member from Northern Montana USA and world-renown Maori health psychologist, Dr. Amber Logan from New Zealand. On the national front, featured guest speakers from various states and territories of Australia includes the following experts namely: Chris Forbes, CEO Kidney Health Australia; Larisha Jerome, Manager Women’s Economic Empowerment and Business Education First Nations Foundation; Sharon Finnan-White, Founder and CEO, First Nations Academy of Excellence; Mark Roberston, Founder & CEO MPOWER & One Vision Productions; Emma-Jane Davies, Nurse Manager Aboriginal Health Northern NSW LHD; Michael Foster‑Greenwood, Chairman Queensland ASA Chairman and Sonographer I-Med Radiology; Joanne O'Malley, Manager Strategic Projects TAFE NSW; Uncle Ara Harathunian, Managing Director; Misha Coleman, Director Government Relations and Communications Australian Centre for the Prevention of Cervical Cancer; Michell Forster, First Nations Implementation and Cultural Consultant Triple P International Pty Ltd and Professor David Thomas, Director Centre for Molecular Oncology UNSW & Garvan Institute of Medical Research, amongst others.
It has been proven time and time again that events such as this empower and re-invigorate workers with new ideas, enthusiasm and with a greater feeling of support from new contacts that may be utilised for the betterment of their own local community especially for those working in isolated, rural and remote communities. With just less than 3 weeks to go, registrations are filling fast. If you register on or before 15th July 2024 (Use code: NFY241), your organisation can send two staff members but pay for only one registration fee! For more information, please visit our website www.icsconferences.org.
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