Committed to providing holistic health care
Providing health and wellbeing services and programs for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the Brisbane and Logan regions.
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Healthy Mind, Body & Spirit
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Health Service (ATSICHS) Brisbane is a not-for-profit community-owned health care and community services organisation delivering on the unique health and wellbeing needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in greater Brisbane and Logan.
Our services include medical and dental clinics, child and family health services, youth services, social and emotional wellbeing programs and services, a birthing in our community hub, an aged care facility, and a variety of family and child support services including child protection, family wellbeing services, kindergarten programs and a children and family centre.
News & Events
Logan Clinic Celebrates Coming of the Light
Each year on 1 July, Coming of the Light, or Keriba Lagaw Buiya in traditional language, is celebrated across the Torres Strait and by Torres Strait Islander communities throughout Australia. The day marks the arrival of Christianity to the Torres Strait Islands in 1871 and is an important time to come together, celebrate culture, share stories and honour Torres Strait Islander history, faith and identity.
Meet Layeka: Mentoring the next generation of future leaders
Our new Traineeship Mentor Layeka is passionate about education and professional growth. She has a strong motivation to support trainees that partly stems from having walked the path herself, giving her a personal understanding of how traineeships can transform lives. Layeka, who recently joined the Learning and Development team, started her career journey with a […]
Artwork Gifted to ATSICHS Brisbane by Uncle Gerard Bargo
Respected artist Uncle Gerard Bargo gifted ATSICHS Brisbane a special artwork yesterday, representing family gathering and connection to culture. Staff and community came together at our Woolloongabba clinic to receive the artwork and hear the story behind it, including the cultural knowledge and care that has gone into it. While Uncle Gerard was unable to […]
