Katungul Aboriginal Corporation Regional Health and Community Services (ACRH&CS) provides health care to the Koori people on the Far South Coast of New South Wales. It was first established when Ghuryungan, Markarling House and Narooma Community Centre – three Aboriginal communities – joined forces in 1993.
The aim of establishing Katungul Aboriginal Corporation Regional Health and Community Services – a community-controlled organisation – was to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and provide culturally appropriate health care to the Koori people.
When the Narooma clinic opened its doors, the service was well received. Doctors were completely booked and Indigenous people were eager to seek treatment. The Koori people had access to their own primary health care service.
Katungul Aboriginal Corporation Regional Health and Community Services quickly expanded to meet growing demand, opening clinics in Batemans Bay and Bega. Outreach and specialist programs were also developed to serve surrounding areas and provide Aboriginal-specific health care.
Katungul Board
Lynette Goodwin
Lorraine Naylor
Angela Parsons
Anne Greenaway
James Allen
Yvonne Stewart
Audit, Risk and Improvement Committee
Christine McCauley AM - External member
Norbert Walther - External member
Yvonne Stewart – Board Representative
Anne Greenaway – Board Representative
Vacant x1 - External Member
Kayeleen Brown - CEO
Colin Shipard - Director, Finance and Performance Reporting
Ani Goswami - Director, Governance and Business Services
Clinical Governance Committee
Kayeleen Brown - CEO
Ani Goswami - Director, Governance and Business Services
Dr Jenny Wray AO - External member
Dr Christine Woolgar - Staff member
Lynette Goodwin - Board representative
Executive Leadership Team
Chief Executive Officer - Kayeleen Brown
Director, Governance and Business Services - Ani Goswami
Director, Finance and Performance Reporting - Colin Shipard