Men’s Health Week: When men feel strong, families and communities feel it too

Apunipima Cape York Health Council is encouraging men across Cape York to take charge of their health this…

Apunipima Welcomes Groundbreaking Findings Confirming Health Risks of Vaping 

Apunipima Cape York Health Council has welcomed the findings of a major new scientific study confirming that vaping…

It’s World Health Worker Week!

This week we’re celebrating Apunipima’s Health Workers as part of World Health Worker Week. Apunipima’s model of care…

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Pormpuraaw Women’s Camp 2025

November 06, 2025 In October the Raak Wuunatha Paanthu Women’s Camp gathered women from Pormpuraaw and Kowanyama for…

Podiatry Week: Why Healthy Feet Matter

October 14, 2025 This Podiatry Week we’re shining a spotlight on our feet, an important part of overall…

World Mental Health Day: Strengthening Social and Emotional Wellbeing in Cape York

October 10, 2025 In the remote communities of Cape York, mental health is a deeply cultural, social, and…

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Mapoon Paanja Festival 2025

September 30, 2025 From 26-28 September, a team from Apunipima attended the Mapoon Paanja Festival, the community’s annual…

Healthy minds and bodies the focus of on-country camps

Apunipima Cape York Health Council recently hosted three ‘On Country’ Men’s Camps which brought together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men from different regions of the Cape to reconnect with culture and strengthen their spirit through shared healing.

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Flu is coming, it’s time for mob to get ready

May 26, 2025 It’s that time of year again where everyone is telling us to get a flu…

Apunipima is improving our service with a major system upgrade. Centres will be closed this Thursday 11 June from 12pm, and all day Friday 12 June while we perform this important work. Thimithi-Nhii Primary Health Care Centre in Mapoon will be closed all day Thursday 11 June. Normal opening hours resume Monday 15 June 2026.

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