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Client: Greater Western Area Health Service and the Australian Government Dept Health & AgeingThe Murdi Paaki Health ProjectThe Murdi Paaki Region covers approximately 297,000 km² of the far west of NSW, with a population of 47,500 across 16 communities. The Murdi Paaki Region was identified as the NSW Council of Australian Governments (COAG) trial site. The purpose of the COAG trials is to challenge and change the way people think and respond to Indigenous disadvantage, and to develop strategic partnerships that change the way governments do business with Aboriginal communities. The Murdi Paaki Health Project was initiated to progress the NSW and Australian Governments’ response to the health related priorities identified in the 16 Community Working Party Action Plans developed as part of the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) Trial. Since August 2006, Kristine Battye Consulting has been engaged on a number of projects that seek to provide more flexible programs and services to Indigenous communities to better meet need and improve health service delivery outcomes. Murdi Paaki Health Project Stage OneAnalysis of Community Working Party Action Plans Murdi Paaki Health Project Stage TwoFramework for the Delivery of Social & Emotional Wellbeing Services to the Murdi Paaki Region Family Wellbeing and Family Violence Health Strategy Murdi Paaki Health Project Stage 2 Report Governance and Management of Health Systems in the Murdi Paaki Murdi Paaki Health Project Stage ThreeEstablishment of the Murdi Paaki Drug & Alcohol Network Model
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