Orange Aboriginal Medical Service

Orange Aboriginal Medical Service We are committed to providing a service that results in improved quality whole of life for people in

Orange Aboriginal Medical Service (OAMS) is a community owned and operated organisation that has been successfully providing medical & primary health care services to the diverse Orange community since February 2005. We are a well regarded, innovative and dynamic leader in our field with the aim to offer greater access to health care for all members of the community in a culturally sensitive, effective and ongoing manner with outstanding results for all involved. We are committed to providing a service that results in improved quality of life for people in our community. We are focused on an holistic and friendly approach to the physical, social and emotional wellbeing of our community members that is supported by values of self determination, community spirit, empowerment & ownership, cultural appropriateness, respect, trust, honesty and openness. Basically, Orange Aboriginal Medical Service is a great place to take care of yourself! OAMS is committed to the privacy legislation and we are compliant in maintaining confidentiality.

Thank you to VERTO for inviting OAMS and our CEO Managing Director, OAMIE Jamie to be part of this deadly event. See you...
09/09/2026

Thank you to VERTO for inviting OAMS and our CEO Managing Director, OAMIE Jamie to be part of this deadly event. See you all in 2027!

Our Culture Care Connect Men's Three River Fishing group had a beautiful day out on the Wambool (Macquarie River) at Moo...
08/09/2026

Our Culture Care Connect Men's Three River Fishing group had a beautiful day out on the Wambool (Macquarie River) at Mookerawa Dam recently. The men enjoyed each other's company and shared yarns - all while being out on Country. Plenty of laughter was had and an added bonus was that a few fish were caught and taken home to be eaten.

If you are interested in becoming a participant of this group you will be required to become a primary client of OAMS, have an updated 715 Aboriginal & Torress Strait Islander Health check - if you don't identify you will need a General Health check and also, if applicable, a Mental Health Care Plan. This group runs every Monday fortnightly and is a full day activity. Transport is provided as well as lunch and drinking water.

For any further information please don't hesitate to make contact with our Culture Care Connect su***de prevention and aftercare team at OAMS:
Caz 0400 167 535
Caleb 0477 343 178

Our Culture Care Connect Su***de Prevention & Aftercare team recently caught up with Coley, Manager of the Bathurst Fish...
07/09/2026

Our Culture Care Connect Su***de Prevention & Aftercare team recently caught up with Coley, Manager of the Bathurst Fishing Shed, and we're excited to be working together over the coming months to promote mental health awareness. This will include activities around R U OK? Day on 10 September and Mental Health Month throughout October.

To support these conversations, we've put together two OAMS backpacks filled with information, resources and merchandise relating to Su***de Prevention and Alcohol & Other Drugs support. These packs will be given away to help raise awareness of mental health challenges and the supports available within our community.

We know that self-harm and su***de continue to have a significant impact on regional communities. In 2025, NSW recorded 925 suspected or confirmed deaths by su***de. Men continue to be disproportionately affected, accounting for around 75% of su***de deaths and dying by su***de at approximately three times the rate of women.

We also know that spending time fishing with family, friends and community members can help reduce feelings of isolation, strengthen connections and build supportive networks. While awareness days are important, we'd like to encourage everyone to check in with each other regularly and start conversations every day, not just on the dates marked on the calendar.

Take care and look out for one another.

Thanks,
Caz
Su***de Prevention & Aftercare Worker

07/09/2026

We’re excited to officially announce the launch of the StrongMind Men’s AOD Program in Orange NSW, delivered in partnership with Orange Aboriginal Medical Service.

Running from 7–11 September, this week-long program will provide men in the Orange community with access to group workshops, 1-1 support and practical tools around drugs, alcohol, gambling, harmful behaviours, emotional wellbeing, relationships and accountability.

If you’re a man in Orange who knows something needs to change, but you’re not sure where to start, this program is for you.

You don’t need to have everything figured out. You just need to be willing to turn up, be honest about what’s going on and start looking at what needs to change.

The aim is simple, create a safe, supportive space where men can build insight, take accountability and begin making practical changes that can improve their lives, relationships and families.

📍 Marang Gunya Community Centre
8 Oxley Place, Orange NSW

We’re grateful to Orange Aboriginal Medical Service for the opportunity to bring this program into the Orange community and we’re looking forward to working alongside local men throughout the week.

Registrations are now open.

📩 [email protected]

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Address

27-31 Perc Griffith Way
Orange, NSW
2800

Opening Hours

Monday 8:40am - 4:40pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:40pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:40pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:40pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:40pm

Telephone

+61263939000

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