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Health Service Rekindling the Spirit Opens New Flood-Resilient Facility

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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Rekindling the Spirit, a primary health care service for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, has reached a major recovery milestone following the 2022 Lismore floods. The service opened a new, flood-resilient community services building, which was funded by a $4.4 million investment from the Australian and NSW governments. Additionally, the service's existing site is undergoing restoration through a separate $2.4 million grant.

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The project represents a significant allocation of public funds toward rebuilding essential health, mental health, counselling, and social support services in the Northern Rivers. The funding is delivered through the Aboriginal Owned Assets Program under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.

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Who's involved

  • Kristy McBainAustralian politician who highlighted the recovery milestone
  • Australian GovernmentFederal government providing funding through the Aboriginal Owned Assets Program

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