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EMERGENCY

In an emergency, always call triple zero (000). It’s a free call from any phone, mobile or phone box.

For other urgent medical issues, go to an Emergency Department.

Our Emergency Departments are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week:

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Aboriginal Maternal Infant Health Service

Drugs in Pregnancy Service

Choices for your pregnancy and birth care

Tobacco Support during pregnancy

Infant Health and Wellbeing

Medical Specialist Outreach Programs (MSOP)

Richmond Aboriginal Domestic and Family Violence Support Worker

If you are thinking about getting pregnant, and are a smoker, your baby will be healthier and stronger if you quit the smokes.

Quitting smoking is one of the most important things you can do to have a strong and healthy baby.

If you are pregnant, or already a mum, every cigarette you don’t smoke means a better outcome for you and your Jarjum.

For more support:

  • in Tweed Heads contact Bugalwena Quit Smoking Program on (07) 5506 7597
  • the Quitline 13 78 48 and request an Aboriginal counsellor
  • the Tobacco Cessation Support Worker on (02) 6674 9500 or (02) 6620 7507