Culturally respectful support helping Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals and families navigate care with dignity, compassion and connection.
Country & Outback Health recognises the deep connection Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have with land, culture, spirituality and family. Our support focuses on comfort, dignity and culturally safe care during important stages of life.
Country & Outback Health understands that care extends beyond physical health.
Connection to family, community, culture and Country remains deeply important throughout life’s journey, especially during times when support and comfort matter most.
Our role is to help individuals and families access services and support in a way that respects personal wishes, cultural values and spiritual preferences.
Providing practical support and healthcare guidance.
Helping explain your health and treatment journey.
Linking people with culturally appropriate services.
Helping improve long-term wellbeing outcomes.
Supporting pain relief, symptom management and wellbeing needs.
Helping connect individuals and families with practical supports and equipment.
Working alongside individuals and families to incorporate cultural, personal and spiritual preferences.
Helping coordinate services and community supports.
Supporting families and carers throughout the care journey.
Walking alongside people during important life moments.
Country & Outback Health has a longstanding history supporting regional communities throughout South Australia.
We recognise the importance of culturally respectful care and remain committed to delivering support that acknowledges the cultural diversity, strengths and richness of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Our goal is to provide support that feels personal, respectful and connected.
Reach out to discuss support needs and questions.
Share your preferences and what matters most to you and your family.
Learn about culturally appropriate support pathways.
Work together to create a care plan that respects cultural and personal wishes.
Receive compassionate support every step of the way.
If you or someone you care about requires support, our team is here to walk alongside you and your family in a culturally respectful way.
To organise a conversation:
Our team can talk with you and your family about culturally respectful palliative care navigation and next steps.
This service is made possible through support from the Aboriginal Navigation Service, part of Palliative Care Connect.
Funded by:
Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care
Supported by SA Health
Palliative Care Connect
www.palliativecareconnect.com.au
Yes. Care is delivered with respect for culture, family, spirituality and personal preferences.
Yes. Family and community are an important part of care pathways.
Yes. This service is fully funded and free.
Yes. Our team can discuss support options and answer questions.
Our team is here to walk alongside individuals, families and communities every step of the way.