Earbus Foundation of WA's 2021 Annual Report

"The ‘new normal’ of a COVID environment is characterised by uncertainty, unpredictability and frequent disruption. It challenges all of us in ways we have not previously experienced. Needless to say these impacts are often most keenly felt by those whom society leaves behind – Aboriginal children, families and communities are sadly in this cohort more often than not." - CEO and Co-founder Paul Higginbotham

Guest User7 June 2022Earbus, Annual Report, Aboriginal Health, 2021

Earbus Gets the Ear of the Minister

Commonwealth Minister for Government Services and Senator for Western Australia, Linda Reynolds, visited Lockridge Primary School recently to see Earbus in action.

Minister Reynolds said she was "delighted to visit one of the seven Earbus clinical services and meet the team delivering important ear screening and treatment services to thousands of Aboriginal and at-risk children across WA".

Ear-Xciting News!

It is a real honour for the work of Earbus Foundation to be acknowledged as a winner in the Outstanding Achievement category of The Australian Charity Awards 2021, which was announced on 28 October.