ActewAGL
The ACT’s leading energy provider. We work closely with ActewAGL to keep their staff healthy, including workplace injury assessments and preventative health monitoring.
Website: actewagl.com.au
Active Travel
Active Travel is a locally owned and operated travel agency that provides individualised service and unique travel products not easily found at commercial chains. Our relationship with Active Travel allows great discounts for NHC members.
Website: activetravel.com.au
Bradley Allen Love Lawyers
Situated in the heart of Canberra City, Bradley Allen Love (BAL) Lawyers has an outstanding reputation built on the dedication and experience of its preeminent lawyers. Our relationship with Bradley Allen love began in 2019, with the NHC extending its care to BAL staff and the firm offering invaluable pro bono legal counsel to the Co-op.
Website: ballawyers.com.au
Canberra Toyota
We have a longstanding relationship with Canberra Toyota, dedicated to delivering value for members of both organisations. We currently look after the health needs of their staff, including pre-employment checks and workplace injury assessments.
Website: canberratoyota.com.au
Capital Chemist
For more than 40 years Capital Chemist have been the leading pharmacy in our region. Since our inception we’ve collaborated with Capital Chemist to align our services and look after the health needs of the community.
Website: capitalchemist.com.au
iMed Radiology
The leading medical imaging specialists in Australia, iMed have four locations in the ACT. As well as being our preferred imaging partner, iMed assist us with workplace health assessments and doctor training.
Website: i-med.com.au
Laverty Pathology
Pathology informs many crucial medical decisions and Laverty is an important partner for the NHC. Our partnership allows Laverty’s team to work from our clinics, ensuring our doctors and patients get quick access to results.
Website: laverty.com.au
ClubsACT
We have formed a new partnership with ClubsACT in 2021, aimed at provided additional health information and services to those who work in club venues across the ACT. Visit the Clubs ACT website for more information on their organisation.
Barnardos Youth Homeless Program
Barnardos are committed to the health and prosperity of young people in our region, providing housing, educational and counselling services to kids in need.
Brian Hennessy Rehab Centre
Brian Hennessy Rehabilitation Centre is an inpatient facility that provides a recovery focused model of care within a rehabilitation setting. The care provided is consumer focused tailored to the needs and goals of each consumer. More information within the ‘Inpatient units’ section on ACT Health’s website.
Companion House
Companion House work with adults and children who have sought safety in Australia from persecution, torture and war related trauma. Their services include counselling, medical and migration advice.
Domestic Violence Crisis Service
For over thirty years, the Domestic Violence Crisis Service has been providing emergency and long-term support, advice, domestic violence resources, and services.
Doris Women’s Refuge
Provides outreach support to women and children in crisis and surviving domestic/family violence. Support includes advocacy, mediation, referrals and court support.
Junction Youth Health Service
The Junction Youth Health Service provides free primary health care and support services to young people aged 12 to 25, along with their dependent children. Their clinic in Civic is complemented by ours in suburban locations.
Justice Health Services
Justice Health Services provides mental and physical healthcare to those in corrective services. This extends to those who are at risk of incarceration and those who are transitioning back into society.
Karinya House for Mothers and Babies
For over 22 years, Karinya House has provided immediate support for women who are pregnant or have new babies and have nowhere else to turn. They provide safe housing, casework, support during pregnancy and birth and connections to health, welfare, legal, educational and financial services.
Red Cross
The Red Cross provides a range of essential community programs here in the ACT and we work closely with them to provide healthcare support for those involved in these programs – including staff and volunteers.
Richmond Fellowship
The Richmond Fellowship has been offering services to disadvantaged Canberrans since 1976. They extend a range of services to NDIS patients including Supported Independent Living, Support Coordination, and Peer Mentoring.
Salvation Army Oasis Youth Emergency Accommodation Network
Oasis Youth Support Network provides 24-hour emergency accommodation for young people at four locations across the ACT. There is staff on-site at all times who work alongside the young people to build trust, help them to access and attend appropriate services and ensure that they are supported as they work towards sourcing long-term, stable accommodation.
Beryl Women Inc
Beryl Women is the longest running women’s refuge in Australia. Since 1975 they have provided housing and crisis support for women in need, whilst advocating for additional social support and services for women in our region. We work with Beryl to provide healthcare to the women involved in their support programs.
Collaborating for the good of the community
We are always looking for partners to support our organisation and welcome all enquiries from organisations who share our passion for affordable healthcare in the Canberra region. From health services for your staff through to integrated, co-branded partnerships, let us know how we can help and we’ll tailor our offering to match your needs. As a registered charity, all donations are tax deductable.
For all partnership enquiries please contact our Admin team.
Corporate Partners
Our service wouldn’t be possible without the invaluable support of our corporate partners. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the following organisations for their ongoing contribution.
ActewAGL
Active Travel
Bradley Allen Love Lawyers
Canberra Toyota
Capital Chemist
iMed Radiology
Laverty Pathology
ClubsACT
Community Partners
Healthcare should be a right, not a privilege. We work with a host of local charities to provide free services to the most vulnerable within our community.
If you’d like to join our community partner family, please contact the NHC Admin team.
Barnardos Youth Homeless Program
Brian Hennessy Rehab Centre
Companion House
Domestic Violence Crisis Service
Doris Women’s Refuge
Junction Youth Health Service
Justice Health Services
Karinya House for Mothers and Babies
Red Cross
Richmond Fellowship
Salvation Army Oasis Youth Emergency Accommodation Network
Beryl Women Inc
Case Studies
ActewAGL
ActewAGL is the Canberra Region’s local energy provider and has been committed to those who live here for over 100 years. Our relationship with ActewAGL began in 2018 and since then, through great work and support we have become ActewAGL’s ‘company doctor’.
The NHC provides services to ActewAGL employees in the ACT across multiple departments including Icon Water and Evoenergy. We provide healthcare support for workplace injury management with hundreds of appointments across several NHC Clinics. We are proud to be working alongside imaging and pathology providers in the ACT to perform regular workplace health monitoring such as asbestos and lead testing for ActewAGL employees.
Salvation Army Oasis Youth Emergency Accommodation Network
Oasis Youth Support Network provides 24-hour emergency accommodation to young people whilst assisting them in working towards sourcing long-term, stable accommodation.
The NHC provides free membership to youth who are seeking support through the Emergency Accommodation program, allowing them to access free healthcare at any of our clinics.
Justice Health Services
Great relationships with Governments at all levels is an important part of providing a great community service. We work closely with the ACT Government Justice Health Services and provide free healthcare to young people who have been recently released from detention and rehabilitation centres providing them with support in their return to the community.