Kambu Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation for Health is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service that operates in Ipswich and the West Moreton region, one of the fastest growing regions in Australia.

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Kambu Amaroo to take part in Queensland Government's $40 Million early childhood pilot program.

Kambu Amaroo Kindergarten is taking part in the Queensland Government's Kindy Uplift pilot program, starting term 2 2022.

The targeted three-year pilot program aims to improve early learning outcomes, focusing on five targeted improvement areas - oral language and communication; processing information and responding; physicality; social and emotional capability; and access and inclusion.

Kindergarten Director of Kambu Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation for Health, Caroline Baum, says she is excited about the program.

"We know the benefits for our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people, in particular, will be lifelong."

Click here to access video of the Kindy Uplift pilot program launch.

Click here to access the Queensland Government's media statement about the Kindy Uplift pilot program.

Click here to access Facebook post by State Member for Bundamba, Lance McCallum.

Click here to access Facebook post by State Member for Ipswich, Jennifer Howard.

COVID-19 Vaccinations available at Kambu Health!

Kambu Health wants to thank Dorothy and Geoff Williams - they both attended the Laidley Elders lunch - we spoke about Covid-19 vaccination and neither were vaccinated at the time of the lunch. As a result of talking about the vaccines with Kambu Health staff, they both attended the Ipswich Clinic today and got their first shot.

Dorothy and Geoff, Kambu Health thank you - you did a great thing for yourselves, your family and mob.