AHREC Celebrating 40 Years
Pioneering ethical, Community-led research in South Australia.
Since 1986, the Aboriginal Health Research Ethics Committee (AHREC) has set the benchmark for ethical research across South Australia.
For four decades, AHREC has ensured that health research is guided by Aboriginal voices, aligned with Community priorities and grounded in accountability and respect.
“It’s very much about that community led research and having that overview and lens — Ensuring that you do have involvement of the Aboriginal Community and you do have Aboriginal voices in your research” – Michelle Simmons, AHREC Member
AHCSA extends our deepest gratitude to AHREC Chairs and Members, past and present.
Your unwavering dedication has built lasting trust, elevated research standards, and delivered meaningful change to communities.
Thank you to everyone who has contributed to more than 40 years of groundbreaking Aboriginal leadership in research ethics.
A culturally safe space for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men to connect, reflect and strengthen wellbeing.
KWY is seeking referrals for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander men aged 18 years and older who may benefit from attending our 3-Night Men’s Gathering on Tuesday 13 October – Friday 16 October 2026.
The funding aims to strengthen the Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service (ACCHS) sector through improved infrastructure, including new and upgraded health clinics and associated housing for health professionals.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander stakeholders are invited to have their say about ways to strengthen cultural safety and address racism in Australian hospital systems – from the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care.
