Hunter Primary Care and Yakuway Indigenous Corporation are proud to announce a new partnership, formalised through a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), designed to foster collaboration and support within the community. This partnership marks a significant step forward in both organisations’ shared commitment to creating lasting, positive change for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
At the heart of this partnership is a dedication to working together cooperatively, building upon the unique strengths of both organisations. As Malcolm Smith, Chair of Yakuway, often expresses, “We are walking hand in hand, supporting each other, and working towards a shared vision for the community.” This shared sentiment underpins the collective ambition of both organisations and provides the foundation for the exciting journey ahead.
Hunter Primary Care and Yakuway are united in their goal to ensure the voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities are heard, their needs met, and their cultures respected. Both organisations are committed to delivering services that support and uplift these communities, with a focus on cultural understanding and meaningful engagement.
“This partnership with Yakuway is an exciting opportunity to strengthen our commitment to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. By working together, we are amplifying our collective efforts to foster respect, understanding, and meaningful change, and we look forward to the positive impact we can make together” said Hunter Primary Care’s CEO, Keith Drinkwater.
The partnership will pave the way for joint ventures and community-focused initiatives that promote wellbeing, empowerment, and sustainable growth. Both organisations are committed to exploring new opportunities to work together, ensuring that their combined efforts make a meaningful difference.
Looking forward, Hunter Primary Care and Yakuway will continue to develop a long-term strategic plan to ensure the partnership’s success and deliver on shared goals.