Orange TAFE Helping To Secure a Higher Level of Care for Aboriginal Health

By Janice Harris
September 23 2014 - 4:00am
CLOSING THE GAP: Pictured after one of the training sessions (from left) teacher Tracy Goodwin, Debbie Begham (Dubbo), TAFE Institute director Kate Baxter, Ekala French (Orange, Tina Cooper (Orange), Wendy Moore (Orange), Shirley Ann Merritt (Condobolin), Dean Martin (Bourke), Amanda Coe (Condobolin), and Jullian Duclos from Cowra. Photo: contributed
CLOSING THE GAP: Pictured after one of the training sessions (from left) teacher Tracy Goodwin, Debbie Begham (Dubbo), TAFE Institute director Kate Baxter, Ekala French (Orange, Tina Cooper (Orange), Wendy Moore (Orange), Shirley Ann Merritt (Condobolin), Dean Martin (Bourke), Amanda Coe (Condobolin), and Jullian Duclos from Cowra. Photo: contributed

A GROUP of Aboriginal health workers from the central and far west have just undertaken a training component at Orange TAFE campus to better develop their skills to serve their communities at a higher level in health care.

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