Health Equity Awards
Adelaide PHN hosts Health Equity Awards (previously Primary Health Care Awards) every year to recognise the hard work and dedication of our region’s primary health care organisations, who have been responsive to our community’s needs in an ever-changing environment. Winners are awarded and celebrated at an annual dinner.
Health Equity Awards
We celebrated our 2025 Health Equity Awards, a night dedicated to honouring the exceptional primary health care providers in our region, who are paving the way for a healthier and more equitable healthcare system.
The event was attended by Member for Boothby Louise Miller-Frost MP, and State Minister for Health and Wellbeing Chris Picton, who delivered powerful speeches on health equity in the South Australia.
Guiding us through the evening was award-winning journalist, producer, and presenter Caroline Winter, who returned as our MC to ensure a memorable night. The evening started with a dynamic, Welcome to Country by Robert and Ella Taylor - their welcome reminded us of the profound connection between health, culture, and community.
Award Recipients
The awards ceremony recognised five exceptional organisations for their dedicated work in providing equitable and accessible healthcare. To showcase the remarkable work of these winners, WatchPost filmed five engaging videos that were featured during the event.
Recipients also received a handcrafted trophy from Aboriginal artist, Josh from EtchTech Designs to represent their hard work and dedication to providing valuable primary healthcare, to the Adelaide metropolitan region.
The 2025 Health Equity Awards were nothing short of a success, and we would like to congratulate all winners for their dedication to achieving an equitable and accessible healthcare system.
The award recipients for the 2025 Health Equity Awards are as per below:
Our Way of Thinking
The development of criteria, assessment matrix, and branding for this year's Awards was driven primarily by our focus on health equity.
Our 2025 Award Logo
By using a variety of graphic heights to symbolise health equity, our logo aims to demonstrate equity, as illustrated below, where various individuals require various supports to achieve their optimal state of health.
