Welcome to Gurriny Yealamucka Health Services
We are an Aboriginal community-controlled health service delivering primary healthcare within the Yarrabah Aboriginal Shire, Far North Queensland since 2000.
Gurriny Yealamucka means “good healing water” in the language of the
Gunggandji Peoples of Yarrabah.
Our culturally appropriate model-of-care is developed by our doctors and Aboriginal Health Workers encompassing all aspects of clinical and social healthcare delivery.
We are an Aboriginal community-controlled health service delivering primary healthcare within the Yarrabah Aboriginal Shire, Far North Queensland since 2000.
Gurriny Yealamucka means “good healing water” in the language of the
Gunggandji Peoples of Yarrabah.
Our culturally appropriate model-of-care is developed by our doctors and Aboriginal Health Workers encompassing all aspects of clinical and social healthcare delivery.
Protect your mob - get vaccinated
Yarrabah Mayor Ross Andrews recently had his first COVID-19 vaccine shot. In this video (1 mins 20 secs) he tells us why he did and why he's encouraging everyone who can to get the jab.
- This is a global pandemic.
- Talk to the experts. It's important to get the facts.
- There are two difference vaccines available. Both need two shots.
- It was quick and easy.
- It's up to you - but I strongly encourage everyone in community who can, to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
MAYOR ROSS ANDREWS, Yarrabah Aboriginal Shire Council
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