Our organisation strives to alleviate the burdens faced by the homeless community in Australia in accessing primary healthcare.
Our Mission
Our founder, Dr. Daniel Nour, and his fellow directors shared a vision of providing an exceptional standard of healthcare to the homeless community. We are able to carry many of the burdens that homeless people experience by exploring and addressing the barriers keeping them away from healthcare services. Our service operates from a mobile medical van which ensures that we are able to reach the homeless community across multiple locations. Each doctor in our van is an RACGP accredited General practitioner and our vans are fitted with the necessary equipment to provide primary healthcare services, to the standard of a normal general practice. Furthermore, we have partnered with a number of homeless services in areas with demographically high concentrations of homelessness in order to improve patient participation. Finally, our services will be of no personal charge to any patients regardless of healthcare status.
OUr services
Our primary objective is to provide healthcare services which may include but are not limited to:
+ Health examinations
+ Diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions
+ Producing and implementing health care plans
+ Immunisations
+ Pathology services
+ Providing nutritional advice
+ Minor surgical procedures
+ Referring the homeless to appropriate medical subspecialties
Additionally, we have partnered with a number of medical subspecialties and allied health professionals who will offer their services at no cost to our patients.
While we continue to build these relationships, we currently have pro-bono podiatry services, cardiology and gynaecology services available to refer our patients onto.
COST
Our primary objective is to provide optimal healthcare to those who cannot afford it. All of our patients will be bulk-billed to ensure there is no cost to the patient. In cases where this may not be possible, we will assess each patient and provide care as suitable.