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Giving is the Best Medicine

Everything RARMS does, every person whose life is improved or saved, stems from an act of generosity that is purely voluntary. You don't have to donate. That's why it's so extraordinary when you do.

OUR WORK

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SOCIAL DETERMINANTS

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RESEARCH & ADVOCACY

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ACCESS TO SERVICES

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TELEHEALTH WORFORCE SUPPORT

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RURAL WORKFORCE

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RURAL & REMOTE

MEDICAL CENTRES

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Every week, 150 rural, remote and Indigenous men, women and children in Australia die unnecessarily from avoidable illnesses and health conditions.

Torrens University, Primary Health Information Development Unit, Social Health Atlas (Remoteness) Deaths from all avoidable causes, persons aged 0 to 74 years

OUR STORIES

SEE THE DIFFERENCE YOU MAKE

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Where your contributions go
Rural Health        80%
Fundraising          1%
Administration    19%
Contact

Suite 2, 53 Cleary Street,

Hamilton NSW 2303

​Tel: 02 4062 8900

Email: info@rarms.org.au​

ABN: 29 097 201 020

© 2019 onward by Rural and Remote Medical Services Ltd 

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER SOVEREIGNTY

We pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past, present and future from the lands and waters where RARMS works and that it serves.  We acknowledge the Wiradjuri (Gilgandra, Warren, Orange), Gamilaraay (Walgett, Collarenebri, Lightning Ridge, Goodooga, Inverell), Wailwan (Brewarrina), Ngarabal (Tenterfield), Wongaibon (Bourke), Awabakal (Hamilton), Eora (Sydney) and Ngunawal (Braidwood) as the historic sovereigns and traditional oweners of the land and water on which we work, and the Barundji, Barranbinya, Muruwari, Barindji, Gunu, Nganyaywaa, Gundungarra, Ngarigo, Wandjiwalgu, Bandjigali, Bundjalong and other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who use our health and social services.