South Coast Women’s Health and Wellbeing Aboriginal Corporation
A culturally safe and holistic service. Providing women and their Aboriginal families an opportunity to belong and receive quality health & well-being support. Our key focus is to provide tailored strength based care.
After hours care in case of emergency
Call or go to Shoalhaven District Memorial Hospital: 4421 3111 (accident & emergency department ‘casualty’) Scenic drive, Nowra, NSW 2541 or call Emergency Services: 000
Health and wellbeing
AT WAMINDA
Clinic Services
Emotional Wellbeing Services
Wellbeing Services
Strong Yawa (After Hours) Support Line
Are you feeling troubled? Do you need to talk? Please call our Strong Yawa after hours support line. Call us Weekdays 5pm to 9pm and Weekends 4pm to 7pm. If you prefer to text, call us and our friendly staff will assist you.
CALL STRONG YAWA
Maternity at Waminda
Minga Gudjaga
Our Maternity Care is a continuation of thousands of years of knowledge & practice, led by our Elders & Aunties, to take back control & ensure our Mingas (Mothers) birth healthy, beautiful Gudjagas (babies).
Client support
Case Management
Family Preservation & Restoration
Balaang Gunyah
Waranj Dhurawarga
Cultural Enterprises
Social Enterprise
Kareela Ngura, which brings together permaculture and local Indigenous knowledge and practices into one community hub; and Yanaga Dhuga which encourages Aboriginal Women to enter the workforce within a framework.
Cultural Programs
These programs are part of Waminda’s “Push Back” initiative, that works towards challenging and changing the narratives and attitudes that are imposed on First Australian’s by colonial structures.
Prevent The Spread
Please click here to find out more information about COVID-19 and how it has affected Waminda services. Please self-isolate if you have any symptoms of COVID-19, including a sore throat, coughing or sneezing, or flu-like symptoms. Call our reception to make a telehealth appointment with one of our doctors.
Our practice has an appointment booking system for all consultations, we can accommodate walk in consultations with the clinical team, but it is encouraged to make a booked appointment. On arrival you will be triaged by an Aboriginal health worker prior to seeing the Doctor. If you are unable to attend face to face due to symptoms, we have the option of a telehealth appointment.