Our centre brings together a range of education, health, and family support and early childhood services to improve local Aboriginal families' overall health, education and wellbeing.

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We partner with like-minded, culturally safe organisations in our community space to offer various programs such as women’s art therapy, nutrition and healthy lifestyle activities. (All programs are free)

We also host events such as community breakfasts, and many other organisations, such as the AECG (Aboriginal Education Consultative Group), use our space to hold regular meetings.

Our clinic space is used by the following organisations that provide services to the Aboriginal Community.

Awabakal medical service

Community health speech pathology

Birra-li child and maternal health

Hunter primary care psychology services

We are located at 9 Beckley Street, Toronto NSW.

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An interior space with white walls and minimalist furniture, including a white chair and a small table with a potted plant on it, and a white table with a potted plant. Overlay text reads: "Clinical Services" and "Learn More" with decorative orange, white, and black circular designs.

A colorful children's playroom with red chairs, a red sofa, a white cabinet, potted plants, and a small wooden table with toy barn. The room has a black ceiling, red carpet, and white walls with windows and artwork.

Outdoor courtyard with wooden benches, picnic table, and trees surrounded by colorful buildings with air conditioning units.

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Aboriginal Child and Family Centre

Our centre brings together a range of education, health, and family support and early childhood services to improve local Aboriginal families' overall health, education and wellbeing.