More than 20 heath-related organisations from the south metropolitan area converged on the area to talk about the importance of health with Aboriginal people.
The event kicked off with a Welcome to Country from Fremantle elder Sealin Garlett and also included entertainment from indigenous dancers, singers and a didgeridoo player.
SMPHU Aboriginal Health manager Val Swift-Otero said the event was a way to provide a non-confrontational environment that would give Aboriginal people a chance to talk about their health, receive a free check and talk about services on offer in the area.
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READ NOW‘This event provides a space where people can feel comfortable talking about their health, and where they can find out about services they might not have connected with previously,’ she said.