Services for Australian Rural and Remote Allied Health (SARRAH) is nationally recognised as a peak body representing rural and remote allied health professionals.
About SARRAH
Member support enables SARRAH to deliver landmark projects such as establishing an evidence base for the economic impact of allied health interventions.
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Corporate members strengthens SARRAH's voice and contributes to making a difference by giving a voice to allied health professionals to shape health policy.
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Dust off your lenses because it’s time to get snap-happy for SARRAH’s photographic competition!
This year the theme is “Rural and Remote Allied Health in Action”. We would love to see photos of you at work across the many nations that make up this continent, sharing important stories about what you do and the communities you serve.
This is an opportunity to showcase your photographs through SARRAH’s communication channels and have your photographic work acknowledged. Read more here
You can download the photographic permission form from here here
The Commonwealth Government’s announcement of $9.6 million over three years to improve access to allied health services is a win for regional, rural and remote communities.
Services for Australian Rural and Remote Allied Health (SARRAH) has successfully secured $140,179 funding for the Attract, Connect, Stay Project through the Enhancing Country Health Outcomes (ECHO) grant program managed by the Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal (FRRR).
In partnership with the Australian Rural Leadership Foundation SARRAH is proud to present an online leadership program for allied health professionals. Find out more here.
Find out more about how SARRAH is working with health and education sector partners from across Australia on the allied health rural generalist pathway.
Check out our newsletter which is distributed to allied health professionals throughout Australia. To read the latest edition click here.
The SARRAH Training Package is an online resource to support allied health professionals transitioning to rural and remote practice.
