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The Poche Centre for Indigenous Health

Research and policy to improve the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
Through excellence in research, the Poche Centre aims to close the gap in life expectancy and other health outcomes with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

About us

Our focus at the Poche Centre is on delivering world class research by working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, health care institutions and providers. In partnership we actively seek to achieve health equality and solutions to the complex health problems Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people face. 

We have worked together at the Poche Centre in NSW over a long period of time*.  Our donors are incredibly proud of this history and are particularly grateful to all organisations and volunteers with whom we have worked towards closing the gap in life expectancy and other health outcomes.

Our people

  • Samantha Habilay
  • Smriti Nepal
  • Simone Sheriff
  • Jack DeLacy
  • Shingisai Chando 

Contact us

Address
  • The Poche Centre for Indigenous Health, Room 326, Edward Ford Building (A27), University of Sydney, NSW 2006

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