We are currently reviewing our Confirmation of Aboriginality application process
During this review, we are unable to accept Confirmation of Aboriginality applications.
We apologise for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience and understanding while this work is underway.
If you need assistance with a Confirmation of Aboriginality application, you may be able to seek support from:
• Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement (ALRM): click here
• Yangadlitya Indigenous Corporation (formerly the Aboriginal Sobriety Group): click here
We’ll provide updates as the review progresses.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support.
STI testing doesn’t have to be scary.
Staying lubly means taking care of our sexual health, getting tested, and talking about our sexual health.
When you take control of your sexual health, you’re making a powerful choice for yourself and your community, plus it’s easy to get tested!
Sexual health is an important part of our lives and wellbeing.
The ‘Stay Lubly, Get Tested’ campaign encourages everyone to protect themselves and their community against STIs through safer sex.
Why should I get an STI test?
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) often have no symptoms, but if left untreated, they can lead to serious health issues.
For example, syphilis is an STI on the rise in South Australia, and it can have significant health consequences, including harm to babies during pregnancy.
Regular STI testing and using condoms are simple and effective ways to look after your sexual health and prevent the spread of infections.
Getting a test is good for you, your sexual partner/s, and the wellbeing of your community.
Facts about STI testing
- STI testing is easy. Usually, you’ll only need to pee in a cup or do your own swab in private.
- STIs are super common! There’s no need to be embarrassed. Health workers have heard it all before, and it’s their role to be non-judgmental and confidential.
- Most STIs are easy to treat.
Book your appointment with Grace
To book your STI test you can call or text Grace on 0436482205.
If you’d like to learn more about STIs you can visit:
Nunkuwarrin Yunti of South Australia Inc. will be closed from Friday, 19 December 2025 and will reopen on Monday, 5 January 2026. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
If you require urgent assistance during this period, please contact the following services:
- Emergency: 000
- Lifeline: 13 11 14
- Crisis Care: 13 16 11
- 13YARN: 13 92 76
- National Home Doctor: 13 74 25
- MAP Bus: 0411 474 368
On behalf of all staff at Nunkuwarrin Yunti of SA, we wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a safe New Year.
We’re excited to announce on Mon 29th of September Nunkuwarrin Yunti and Emerging Minds launched a newly co-created resource:
Welcoming Our Little Ones: A guide for families to raise strong and deadly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children.
Our Strengthening Early Years team has worked alongside Lydia Trowse, Dana Shen and families attending Nunkuwarrin Yunti’s Wakwakurnaku Kumangka Pudnanthi (WKP)Family Support Group to develop this guide. The guide is aimed to support families to raise healthy and grounded Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children no matter where they live or where they are at on their Cultural journey. It brings together shared stories, wisdom, and practical tips to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families from pregnancy, through their Bub’s first five years.
We’re pleased to announce a new service available at 182-190 Wakefield Street, Adelaide to better serve our community. Starting Wednesday 16 April, 2025 we will have a Justice of the Peace (JP) available on-site every Wednesday from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.
What is a Justice of the Peace?
A Justice of the Peace is an independent and impartial person appointed by the Governor to witness statutory declarations and affidavits, take affirmations and oaths, and certify copies of original documents. They play an important role in the legal system by providing these services to the public.
If you require the services of a Justice of the Peace for document witnessing or certification, simply visit our Wakefield Street clinic during the designated hours on Wednesdays. No appointment is needed. Just come in with your documents and valid photo identification.
We hope this new service will be a convenient resource for our clients and the wider community. We look forward to welcoming you.
Justice of the Peace Availability: Wednesdays, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm.
It is with great excitement that we announce the relocation of our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health service from 28-30 Brady St, Elizabeth Downs to our new Paralowie clinic at 220 – 224 Waterloo Corner Road.
Farewell to our Elizabeth Downs Clinic
While we are saddened to leave our Brady St clinic, which has held such a special place in our hearts and within the Nunkuwarrin Yunti community for over 30 years, we are filled with excitement for this new chapter.
The last day for appointments at our Brady Street clinic will be Thursday 27 Feburary.
Opening of the new Paralowie Clinic
Our new location will officially open to the community on Tuesday 4 March. We are eager to welcome everyone into this wonderful new space and continue providing our vital services.
This modern, purpose built medical facility has a number of consulting rooms for our GPs, counsellors, nurses, health practitioners and other services. There is also a large carpark at the back of the clinic for safe, off-street and accessible parking.
You can see some photos from our new clinic below.
Services available at the Paralowie Clinic
We will continue to provide the following services from our new location on Waterloo Corner Road:
- GP appointments
- General health checks
- Chronic disease management
- Mental health support
- Women, children and family health support
- Visiting specialists
Help to find us
Our new clinic is just a kilometre down the road from our existing Women, Children and Family Health location, our new clinic offers even more convenience for our patients.
- Our new clinic is located diagonally across the road from the Salisbury North shops and is near the Paralowie R-2 School.
- Our Women, Children and Family Health location remains on the corner of Trinity Crescent and Waterloo Corner Road.
Book your appointment
Please contact medical reception on 8254 5300 to book your appointment at our new Paralowie clinic.
Thank you for your continued support and commitment to Nunkuwarrin Yunti. We look forward to seeing you all at the new site and celebrating this exciting transition together.
