'It allows us to have a holistic approach': OAMS seeks funds for wellbeing centre

Danielle Cetinski
Updated May 16 2017 - 5:41pm, first published 3:30pm
HOLISTIC APPROACH: Orange Aboriginal Medical Service health worker Damon Bell, practice manager Amanda Kelly, health worker Tynaiya McLean and business manager Micheal Halls at the wellbeing centre site. Photo: JUDE KEOGH
HOLISTIC APPROACH: Orange Aboriginal Medical Service health worker Damon Bell, practice manager Amanda Kelly, health worker Tynaiya McLean and business manager Micheal Halls at the wellbeing centre site. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

THE Orange Aboriginal Medical Service (OAMS) is charging ahead to expand its offerings, all it needs now is a little more funding.

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Danielle Cetinski

Danielle Cetinski

Central Western Daily senior journalist

Danielle started at the Kiama Independent in 2010 before moving to the Central Western Daily in 2014. She covers council, court, politics, general news and business, and elections are her favourite time of the year. Got a tip? Email danielle.cetinski@centralwesterndaily.com.au

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