Indigenous Environmental Health: Report of the Fifth National Conference 2004
Environmental Health Services in Communities
Table of contents
- Glossary
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Foreword from the National Indigenous Environment Health Forum
- Introduction from the enHealth Council
- Recommendations
Conference Opening- Environmental Health Workforce Development
- Housing Issues and Planning
- Local, Regional and National Initiatives
- Community Capacity Building and Partnerships
- Community Food Supply and Nutrition
Environmental Health Services in Communities- Indigenous Environmental Health Keeps Moving Ahead in Queensland
- The Dog Health Program in Far West New South Wales
- Animal Management in Rural and Remote Indigenous Communities
- Wastewater GardensTM Project at Emu Creek Community, Kununurra, Western Australia
- Indigenous Environment Health Promotion Through Music
- The New South Wales Colisure Program and Beyond
- Sewage Treatment Facility Removal and Site Regeneration Project
- Impact of Swimming Pools on Health of Aboriginal Children in Remote Western Australian Communities
- Storyboard Presentations
- Appendixes
This section includes presentations on how environmental health is being promoted in communities, and how environmental health services are working. There are also presentations on initiatives that have been undertaken to further environmental health, and case studies of projects.