Sentence examples for aboriginal residential from inspiring English sources

Orana Haven Aboriginal Residential Rehabilitation Service.

These needs have been iterated in Brady's comments on Aboriginal residential AOD services: "to be successful, treatment programs should assess the variety of client needs and provide services to meet those needs effectively" [ 4, 9].

In an Aboriginal residential rehabilitation context, case management must also ensure robust partnerships with ACCHOs.

OH's completion rate of 32% is comparable to the 34% reported for non-Aboriginal residential rehabilitation services in Australia (Darke, Campbell & Popple, 2012), but it is possible this could be improved given the 62% completion rate reported in another study (Sung, Belenko & Feng, 2001).

The remaining names of untraced participants were shown to individual workers of local Aboriginal urban residential communities and dedicated Aboriginal health services within Darwin.

Oliver and Kohen (2012) who identified indigenous populations according to proportion of Aboriginal populations in the residential area, found unintentional injury hospitalization rates for children and youth to be at least twice as high in areas with a high percentage of people identifying as Aboriginal compared to areas with low percentage of identifying Aboriginal people.

This study was undertaken with Orana Haven Aboriginal drug and alcohol residential rehabilitation service (OH), which is located in NSW, approximately 700 km north-west of Sydney (in relation to OH, the word Aboriginal is used because it is recommended by the Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council as being most appropriate for the Indigenous peoples of NSW).

It assessed past government policies toward Aboriginal people, such as residential schools, and provided policy recommendations to the government.

Canada systematically tried to dismantle the traditions of its Aboriginal people with Indian Residential Schools that were opened as early as 1840.

Long standing policies and programs that have attempted to assimilate Aboriginal children such as residential schools have had negative impacts for childrearing practices.

The country only recently undertook the massive task of determining what actually went on in its notorious residential schools for aboriginal children – a long, painful initiative to confront an era that neither the state nor many aboriginal people particularly want to relive.