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The following services provide specialised healthcare for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Victoria.

Djirra's Aboriginal Family Violence Legal Service program helps Aboriginal people who are experiencing or recovering from family violence or sexual assault.

While the smoking rate in Australian Aboriginal communities is decreasing, it is still more than three times the national average. Smoking is the cause of one in five deaths in Aboriginal communities.

Information and resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Victorians.

There are culturally sensitive palliative care services that will help you and your family.

The stress and influence of harmful substance use on family relationships is significant but there is a range of support available to help families cope with drug or alcohol addiction problems.

Victoria has a range of services available to help people at risk of, experiencing or escaping from family violence.

Your local Maternal and Child Health (MCH) service will be a great source of support after your baby is born.

The Koori Maternity Services program offers flexible, inclusive, culturally appropriate pregnancy and postnatal care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in Victoria.

If you are pregnant and have specific cultural or language needs, the first step is to notify your local maternity hospital about your requirements.