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APMHA website is now a web app you can add to your iPhone or Android click here for instructions.
Follow the instructions below:
iPhone
- Launch the Safari app on your iPhone
- Visit apmha.com.au
- Tap the icon featuring an up-pointing arrow coming out of a box in the centre of the bottom bar
- Tap ‘Add to Home Screen’. The Add to Home dialog box will appear, press ‘Add’
Android
- Launch the Chrome app on your phone
- Visit apmha.com.au
- Tap the menu icon (3 dots in upper right-hand corner) and tap Add to homescreen
APMHA HealthCare Ltd (APMHA) was established as a Not For Profit company in July 2019. APMHA provides intake, triage, allocations and clinical mental health services to a variety of funders through nominated program streams across Australia. Our multi-disciplinary workforce has a broad range of specialties, providing a variety of referral options for general practice based on client needs.
APMHA HealthCare Ltd is Accredited under the following standards: AS/NZS ISO-9001-2016, National Standards for Mental Health Services – 2010 and is a NDIS Registered Provider under the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
APMHA HealthCare operates a COVIDsafe Plan in all sites and service delivery locations.
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On 21 March 1960, police in Sharpeville, South Africa opened fire on peaceful antiapartheid demonstrators protesting in response to the Pass Laws Act of 1952. The laws required Black South Africans over the age of 16 to carry a ‘passbook’ – a kind of internal passport known as ‘dompas’ designed to enforce segregation and restrict movement – at all times. A Black South African who forgot to carry the dompas could face arrest and imprisonment. On this day, huge numbers of protestors in Sharpeville turned up to the police station without their dompas, exercising their human rights such as the right to nondiscrimination based on race and freedom of movement. The planned peaceful protest turned to tragedy when police opened fire on the 7000-person strong crowd, killing 69 people and wounding 180 others.
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On Closing the Gap Day, we reaffirm our commitment to breaking down barriers and creating an inclusive environment where everyone has equal opportunities to succeed. We stand united in our effort to bridge disparities and ensure equal opportunities for all
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