Our Story So Far

Our Story So Far

The pathway is representative of the journey that NCACCH has taken from conception to the present day

The footsteps along this pathway begin small, like an infant, and as the service grows and matures into adulthood, the steps become larger.

The six circles along the pathway represent the evolvong servoce of NCACCH over the last 10 yearas.

The colours within circles one to three reprent the Aboriginal communities, and the colours within circles four to six represent the Torres Strait Island communities.

The black and white 'U' circles represent organisations and communities.

Circle One:  Two white and one black U represent Queensland Health, the Division of General Practice and NCACCH.  The circles represent NCACCH as a service.

Circle Two:  NCACCH, QLD Health and Division of General Practice on right hand side of NCACCH circle. The eight black U's represent the funding body of NCACCH.  At this point in time NCACCH was on the verge of being defunded and was given the opportunity to reorganise their service provision to the community.