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Building a stronger First Nations health and wellbeing workforce with Marathon Health

Karen Ingram and colleague Hope Cooper from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Integrated Care at TAFE NSW in Griffith, pictured at the recent graduation ceremony for the Certificate III in Mentoring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People, alongside fellow Marathon Health team members Bec Little and Justine Summers
Karen Ingram and colleague Hope Cooper from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Integrated Care at TAFE NSW in Griffith, pictured at the recent graduation ceremony for the Certificate III in Mentoring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People, alongside fellow Marathon Health team members Bec Little and Justine Summers

"If we want a strong future workforce, we need to create culturally safe pathways into employment" - Karen Ingram


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"If we want a strong future workforce, we need to create culturally safe pathways into employment" - Karen Ingram


NITV Radio speak with Karen Ingram Cultural Capability Lead about Marathon Health a regional not-for-profit delivering health and wellbeing services across rural New South Wales.

Karen shares with NITV Radio about her own personal journey into health care as well as current pathways, training and support offered with Marathon Health.


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