Broome Regional Aboriginal Medical Service

At BRAMS, we're training our future health workforce early! These little legends are learning how to treat skin sores with care and confidence.

👏 Great job, Cooper and Ray-Ray! 👏 These dedicated Kids Club members just completed their teeth-brushing chart 🖌️😁 and earned some awesome Kids Club football prizes! 🏉

Our Christmas and New Year opening hours are listed below. We look forward to seeing you during the holiday season!

🎖️Big congratulations to the winners of the BRAMS Kids Club photo competition. We loved seeing photos of our kids’ club members out on country!🎣🐠🦀

The outstanding work being done by the BRAMS team has been recognised with a nomination for a prestigious health award. BRAMS is a finalist for the Excellence in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Healthcare award at the Rural Health Pro awards, which will be held in Canberra on 6 November as part of Rural Health Month. The awards are held to honour the exceptional efforts of those who work to improve health in rural and remote communities. It promises to be a fantastic celebration, with the Assistant Minister for Rural and Regional Health, Emma McBride MP, and National Rural Health Commissioner Professor Jenny May AM both attending.

Meet Jai Newton, our talented Physiotherapist at BRAMS! Jai has been instrumental in building our Physiotherapy Program, offering free services through our Primary Health Care Clinic. His work extends to supporting individuals in our NDIS and Aged Care programs, where he’s made a significant impact on improving mobility, independence, and overall wellbeing. We’re proud to have Jai on our team, helping to transform lives in our community.

It’s great to see the BRAMS Kids Club continuing to grow! We’re excited to share a glimpse of our brand new Kids Club facility, where we’re creating a fun and safe space for kids to learn and play. Check out the video to see it in action! #BRAMS #KidsClub #CommunityCare #YouthPrograms #Broome

We’re excited to announce that Albert has been named WA Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year at the WA Training Awards! As part of this achievement, Albert is now nominated for the Australian Training Awards, with results coming in December. Join us in congratulating Albert on this well-deserved recognition, and wishing him the best of luck for the national awards!

Next week is Women's Health Week! It's time to put your health first ladies! All women are welcome to join us at the BRAMS Well-being Room for morning tea, health information & pamper activities 💗💗💗 Our female clinic staff will be there to get you caught up on any health checks you need, come along and get your free shirt and bag. When: Thursday, 5 September. 9.00am-12.00

KAMS is thrilled to be a 2024 Finalist for WA Training Awards Small Training provider. And not only that but two of our 2023 graduate students Albert Bevan and Jessica Edgar are amongst the finalists for Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year! This is a massive achievement and we extend a big congratulations to all involved. Winners will be announced at the presentation ceremony on 20 September 2024. Broome Regional Aboriginal Medical Service