Resources

This snapshot shows this initiative at a glance. It includes budgets, early funding priorities and grant timelines, as at November 2019. Researchers and other stakeholders can use it to plan for upcoming opportunities and see how the initiative will be established, expanded and embedded over time.

Immunisation coverage for one and five year olds has increased since 2009. We have reached the target of 95 per cent for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander five year olds.

This brochure includes information for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples about the benefits of the HPV vaccination, Gardasil®9.

Poster for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healthcare and other settings including information about eligibility for a free influenza vaccine under the National Immunisation Program.

This fact sheet provides information for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people about getting vaccinated against influenza in 2019.

The AusVaxSafety system actively monitors vaccine safety throughout Australia. This infographic provides a visual representation of the number of parents and carers who responded to an SMS about their child's health a few days after their 12 and 18 month vaccinations.

Poster about protecting yourself against shingles for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

This report evaluates the effectiveness of the Don’t make smokes your story campaign in 2018.

This report, completed in July 2018, evaluates how effective the Tackling Indigenous Smoking (TIS) program has been and whether it’s on target to achieve its long-term goals.

This brochure is to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people plan end-of-life care for their loved ones.

This report evaluates the effectiveness of the Don’t make smokes your story campaign in 2017.

Brochure about protecting yourself against shingles for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

This report evaluates the effectiveness of the Don’t make smokes your story campaign in 2016.

This strategy aims to reduce the harmful effects alcohol and other drugs in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

The University of Canberra reviewed the Tackling Indigenous Smoking and Health Lifestyle Programme in 2014. Their series of reports focused on how to improve this program using evidence-based approaches.

An evaluation from 2012 to 2014 assessed the Cape York Wellbeing Centres. It looked at whether the centres reduced alcohol and substance abuse and harm in the community. This 2014 report presents the findings.

Australian Government response to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Family and Community Affairs inquiry into the health status of Indigenous Australians