Aboriginal healthy lifestyle program is Aunty Judy's legacy

By Tanya Marschke
Updated March 26 2015 - 9:16am, first published 3:00am
HEALTHY LIFESTYLE: (back) Aboriginal Health Education Officer Alby Ryan with family members of the late Aunty Judy O’Neill, Lachey Button-Wright, Georgina O’Neill, Tiana Botton-Wright, Aboriginal Hospital Liaison Officer Cathy Robbins and front Tashaun Button-Wright, Ajay Goolagong and Preston Goolagong at the opening of Aunty Judy’s Aboriginal Healthy Lifestyle Program. Photo: TANYA MARSCHKE                                                                                                                                                 0325tmablifestyle1
HEALTHY LIFESTYLE: (back) Aboriginal Health Education Officer Alby Ryan with family members of the late Aunty Judy O’Neill, Lachey Button-Wright, Georgina O’Neill, Tiana Botton-Wright, Aboriginal Hospital Liaison Officer Cathy Robbins and front Tashaun Button-Wright, Ajay Goolagong and Preston Goolagong at the opening of Aunty Judy’s Aboriginal Healthy Lifestyle Program. Photo: TANYA MARSCHKE 0325tmablifestyle1

AN Indigenous lifestyle program to reduce the risk of chronic disease in the Orange Aboriginal community was launched at Orange hospital on Wednesday.

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