A Yuendumu Experience

 

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East Pilbara Communities

 

Organisation and Structure

AMRRIC is an incorporated, non-profit organization with two paid employees (the Executive Officer and Program Manager) and a membership of Vets, Indigenous environmental health workers, academics and public health workers. It is governed by an executive committee who are elected by members in accordance with the constitution. AMRRIC maintains strategic partnerships with many Indigenous representative groups, animal interest, public health, environmental health and academic bodies. As an independent organisation acting on behalf of remote Indigenous communities, AMRRIC is unique in Australia (and the world) in terms of its positioning and effectiveness.

Supporting Organisations

Australian Institute of Animal Management

AIAM Annual Conference on urban animal management
Stamford Grand
Glenelg, South Australia
6-8 October 2010

Tiwi Training Program Aug 09

Upcoming events

  •  'Conducting Dog Heal;th Programs in Remote INdigenous Communities- An Environmental Health prctitioners Guide' EHW Manual to be printed March/April

  • AMRRIC in association with RSPCASA undertaking pilot program in Yalata and Oak Valley.

  • Regional Training Workshops across the NT to build the capacity of Shires and Communities to undertake sustainable dog health programs and to introduce and implenet 'Conducting Dog Heal;th Programs in Remote INdigenous Communities- An Environmental Health prctitioners Guide'

  • Feb DHP’s: Galiwin’ku, Yuelamu and Nyirripi

  • April DHP’s: Maningrida, Yalata and Oak Valley

  • AMRRIC Vets doing Darwin Town Camps