News

Celebrating 15 Years of Moorditj Koort and 50 Years of Deadly

Moorditj Koort Aboriginal Corporation (MKAC) and Holyoake have formalised a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), strengthening their shared commitment to improving health, wellbeing and social outcomes for Aboriginal people across Boorloo (Perth) and the Wheatbelt.

Join the WARLANG KOORTS PROGRAM – Health Hearts Program

Moorditj Koort Strengthens Executive Leadership Team to Support Continued Growth

Moorditj Koort recently hosted a heartfelt Sorry Day event in Kwinana, bringing community together to reflect, heal and honour the strength of Stolen Generations survivors, Elders and families.

The day brought together community members, Elders, stakeholders, partner organisations, and staff to acknowledge and celebrate this significant new chapter for Moorditj Koort.

Moorditj Koort Aboriginal Corporation marked a significant milestone on Friday 24 April with the official unveiling of its new One Stop Shop in Parmelia by WA Premier Roger Cook.

Every Tuesday, we proudly provide accessible, high-quality eye care services, supporting our community to protect and maintain healthy vision.

Culturally Safe and Trauma Informed Workshop in Katanning

MoU marking an important step forward for Aboriginal health across the Perth metropolitan region.

Derbarl Yerrigan Health Service Aboriginal Corporation and Moorditj Koort Aboriginal Corporation have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to formalise collaboration, shared advocacy, and joint leadership across Noongar Boodja.

Making Our Clinic Better for You

Join the EASI Study Community Event in Parmelia

Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people aged 50 years and over can now get emergency ambulance services at a lower cost.

Moorditj Koort’s Elders Care Support Program recently hosted a wonderful Elders Day in Kwinana.

Turn Up in Blue event in Northam at Bernard Park on Thursday, 2nd October 2025 from 10am to 2pm

Culture Care Connect Program co-hosted a two-day Aboriginal Mental Health First Aid training at the William Bertram Community Centre.

The Moorditj Koort team was proud to attend the St Pat’s Health Promotions Day in Fremantle!

The 2025 WA Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Sector Conference brought together passionate leaders, community advocates, and health professionals from across the state to share, reflect, and inspire.

As part of this year’s NAIDOC Week celebrations, Moorditj Koort was proud to attend and support several key community events that honoured the strength, resilience, and enduring cultural legacy of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Incredible turnout - thank you to everyone who joined us and shared their thoughts on what matters most for the health and wellbeing of our Kwinana community!

On Tuesday 8th April, MKAC had the privilege of welcoming community into our brand-new Armadale site for the first time. While not our official clinic launch, this Community Day marked a special milestone and what a powerful day it was.

The NDIS can provide our mob who have a disability with information, connect them to services in the community, and give them details about what support is provided under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). The National Disability Insurance Scheme supports our mob who have a permanent or significant disability that affects their ability to take part in everyday activities and live an ordinary life.

Elders, local community members, police representatives, and service providers to address significant concerns affecting Aboriginal communities - ARMADALE March 25, 2025

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who attended Close the Gap Day at Darius Wells, Ken Jackman Hall in Kwinana on Thursday, 20 March!

Unity in Diversity: Celebrating Culture and Closing the Gap Together

Empowering individuals, we aim to improve independence, community involvement, employment opportunities, and overall well-being.

Dr. Ken Thong, an endocrinologist, after 11 years of dedicated service to our clients at Moorditj Koort

Celebrating Dedication & Achievement in Aboriginal Health!