Mutitjulu Community Health Service (Aboriginal Corporation)

Cancer information Cancer screening Emotional support Everyday tasks Exercise and physical activity programs Fertility and family planning Food and nutrition Mental health support (general) Palliative care Support from GPs Support from other health professionals Wellbeing program

What the service does

Mutitjulu Health Services provides health care and support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Some services are also open to the broader community. The service helps people manage their health and wellbeing. Support includes clinical care, social support and other health services. Most services are based in the Mutitjulu community, with help also available in nearby regions in the Northern Territory.

Key details

Operating hours

Mon, Tue, Fri 8:30am–5pm; Wed 9:30am–5pm; Thu 8:30am–12:30pm

Delivery methods

Phone
Face to face

Cost

No fee with Medicare card

Eligibility / Role

Person with cancer
Carer
Family/friends
Service for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with some services also open to the broader community

Accessibility

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Language and community

Offer in-language support

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Language supported other than English

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Community and identity

Tailored information available for:

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people

Tailored support available for:

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people

Cancers supported

Cancer type

All cancers

Cancer stage

All stages