2024 Health Equity Awards
Adelaide PHN’s inaugural 2024 Health Equity Awards was held on Saturday, 31 August at the Festival Centre.The 2024 Awards
We celebrated our 2024 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, State Minister for Health and Wellbeing Chris Picton, and Multicultural Communities Council of SA CEO Helena Kyriazopoulos, who delivered powerful keynote speeches on health equity.
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's tone was set with an engaging Welcome to Country by Robert Taylor, Didgeridoo Player David Booth, and the Imbala Dance Group. Their performance 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 none other than, Aboriginal Steel Art, to represent their hard work and dedication to providing valuable primary healthcare, to the Adelaide metropolitan region.
The 2024 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 2024 Health Equity Awards are as per below:
Adelaide City General Practice for their commitment to primary care for vulnerable communities.
Adelaide City General Practice was celebrated at our 2024 Health Equity Awards for their remarkable commitment to equitable primary healthcare for refugees, asylum seekers, the homeless, and those living with disabilities.
Congratulations to the Adelaide City General Practice team for their outstanding work!
To view Adelaide City General Practice’s video, click here.
The Lived Experience Leadership & Advocacy Network for their implementation of the Alternatives to Suicide Program.
The Lived Experience Leadership and Advocacy Network (LELAN) shone brightly at the 2024 Health Equity Awards, honoured for their dedication to the Alternatives to Suicide Program in the Adelaide metropolitan area.
Congratulations to the LELAN team for making a significant impact!
To view LELAN’s award winner video, click here.
Thorne Harbour Health for their vital services to the LGBTQIA+ community and individuals living with HIV.
Thorne Harbour Health SA was recognised at the 2024 Health Equity Awards for their exceptional support to the LGBTQIA+ community and people living with HIV, through comprehensive mental health and AOD services.
Congratulations to the Thorne Harbour Health SA team for their invaluable work!
To view Thorne Harbour Health SA’s award winner video, click here.
Lives Lived Well for their delivery of the Northern Adelaide Children & Family Mental Health Service.
Lives Lived Well was awarded at our 2024 Health Equity Awards for their outstanding delivery of the Northern Adelaide Children and Family Mental Health service, dedicated to supporting families and children from birth to 11 years.
Congratulations to the Lives Lived Well team for proving that quality care transcends all boundaries!
To view Lives Lived Well’s award winner video, click here.
UniSA City West Health and Medical Clinic for providing specialised care for transgender and gender-diverse community members.
UniSA City West Health and Medical Clinic was honoured at our 2024 Health Equity Awards for their invaluable primary healthcare services to the transgender and gender-diverse community, ensuring essential psychological and medical support throughout their gender-affirming journeys.
Congratulations to the UniSA City West Health and Medical Clinic for going above and beyond!
To view the University of South Australia’s award winner video, click here.