Services for Australian Rural and Remote Allied Health (SARRAH) is nationally recognised as a peak body representing rural and remote allied health professionals. SARRAH is a 'grassroots' organisation whose membership consists of individual allied health professionals across rural and remote Australia.

SARRAH advocates for rural and remote allied health professionals and allied health practice on local, state and national levels. 

Benefits of being a SARRAH member includes, but are not restricted to:

• Networking across regional, state, national, discipline and special interest areas.
• Sharing interests with others in rural and remote communities.
• Having an influence through the opportunity to inform, exchange information and have input.
• Promoting rural and remote allied health.
• Giving and receiving support.
• Subscription to the Australian Journal of Rural Health.
• Membership of 'Friends of the National Rural Health Alliance'.

• SARRAH Membership and Services Survey  22nd February 2010 SARRAH is asking current members and potential members to have their say about our organisation thro... [more]

• CALL FOR ABSTRACTS NOW OPEN FOR NATIONAL SARRAH CONFERENCE  12th February 2010 Please visit the conference website for information on how to submit abstracts for the 2010 National... [more]

• SARRAH Federal Budget Submission  7th February 2010 Rural & remote allied health professionals are able to view the SARRAH submission to the annual Fede... [more]

• SARRAH membership available online  24th August 2009 Membership for SARRAH is now available online. [more]

• Transition to Remote and Rural Allied Health Practice goes live  24th July 2009 Following approval from the Department of Health and Ageing the Training Toolkit and Resources to as... [more]

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