Life-threatening conditions are being treated across Australia’s inaccessible Northern Territories thanks to aviation and local, holistic care.
A high-impact partnership between local healthcare providers Laynha Health and Christian air service Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF), is providing 20 indigenous villages with vital healthcare, offering emergency medical evacuations, immunisations and vital checkups.
MAF flights have enabled access to rural clinics dotted across a 6,500km² region of Arnhem Land – an area the size of Devon – with a rural population of approximately 1,000 people. Health teams provide culturally appropriate, holistic services to enhance both the health and wellbeing of isolated and vulnerable Aboriginal communities.
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