Delivering culturally safe, comprehensive primary health care services across our remote Kimberley communities.
Our clinics operate in alignment with the KAMS Model of Care, which is grounded in community needs, Aboriginal cultural values, and holistic health and wellbeing principles.
Balgo (Wirrimanu) is one of Australian’s most remote Aboriginal communities located in the south-east Kimberley region of Western Australia on the northern edge of the Great Sandy Desert and on the western edge of the Tanami Desert. The Community is approximately 1100km east of Broome and 250km south of Halls Creek with a population of approximately 500 to 600.
Clinical services at Balgo Health Centre have been provided by KAMS since 2006.
Balgo Health Centre is a comprehensive Primary Health Care service staffed by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers, General Practitioners, Registered Nurses, Child Health Nurse, Midwife, Mental Health Nurse and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers, critical support staff drivers, receptionists, cleaners, GPs.
The Health Centre is closed to patients on Fridays from 12pm for staff professional development, auditing and administrative work.
Beagle Bay community has a population of around 360 people and is located on the west coast of the Dampier Peninsula around 120 kilometres north of Broome in the Kimberley Region of Western Australia.
Clinical services at Beagle Bay Health Centre have been provided by KAMS on behalf of the community of Beagle Bay since 1985. The Beagle Bay Community is a member of KAMS and has representation on the KAMS Board of Directors.
Beagle Bay Health Centre is a comprehensive Primary Health Care service staffed by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers, General Practitioners, Registered Nurses, critical support staff drivers, receptionists, cleaners, GPs.
Beagle Bay Health Centre is a comprehensive Primary Health Care service staffed by General Practitioners, Registered Nurses and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers.
The Health Centre is closed to patients on Fridays from 12pm for staff professional development, auditing and administrative work.
Mulan is a small remote Aboriginal community located in the south-east Kimberley region of Western Australia on the northern edge of the Great Sandy Desert and on the western edge of the Tanami Desert. The Community is approximately 1050km east of Broome and 280km south of Halls Creek with a population of approximately 100-200 people.
Clinical services at Mulan Health Centre have been provided by KAMS since 2006.
Mulan Health Centre is a comprehensive Primary Health Care service staffed by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers, General Practitioners, Registered Nurses, critical support staff drivers, receptionists, cleaners, GPs.
Mulan Health Centre is a comprehensive Primary Health Care service staffed by General Practitioners, Registered Nurses and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers.
The Health Centre is closed to patients on Fridays from 12pm for staff professional development, auditing and administrative work.
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