Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources
These resources are designed by KAMS for our Kimberley Aboriginal population, please feel free to share these resources with your family, workplace and community. Please keep checking back as we will upload new things as they are made.
Current Bulletins
This bulletin provides important information for Aboriginal Controlled Organisations and communities in the Kimberley.
External Resources
Coronavirus (COVID-19) resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and remote communitiesA collection of resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and remote communities, about coronavirus (COVID-19).
Print Resources
A3 Poster. Stop Coronavirus Spreading
Coronavirus is spread from person to person. It is spread by people coughing/ sneezing on someone else.
If someone sneezes or coughs onto a surface…Coronavirus can live on that surface until that surface is cleaned. If someone touches that surface …and then touches their face, then they can get coronavirus.
We need to always cover our cough and sneeze. Wash hands regularly and avoid touching the face. We must keep our distance from other people, so no shaking hands and staying at least 2 big steps away from others is something we all must do.
A3 Poster. Essential Messaging
Coronavirus (Covid-19) is a new sickness spreading around the world.
Symptoms can include: Cough, Difficulty breathing, sick with fever
Call the clinic or hospital first if you feel sick with fever, or have difficulty breathing, and have been in close contact with someone with Coronavirus, or if you have recently been any place where Coronavirus has spread.
Coronavirus is spread by sick people sneezing and coughing, so:
Cover your sneeze and cough, Wash hands, Keep at least 2 big steps away from people, Try not to touch face
Video
Sorry Camps and Funerals. Public Health Announcement in Kimberley Kriol
RE: COVID 19 & Sorry Camps and Funerals Public Health Announcement.
Kimberley Aboriginal Law and Cultural Centre and Aboriginal Interpreting WA provide messages about Sorry Camps and Funerals in Kimberley Kriol.
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Flu Vaccinations
Kimberley Coronavirus Animation
Produced, directed and edited by Bernadette Trench-Thiedeman in collaboration with Nirrumbuk Environmental Health & Services (Pty Ltd), Chris Griffiths and Alana Hunt and Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services. Funded jointly by Nirrumbuk Environmental Health and Services and Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services. Animators: Bernadette Trench-Thiedeman, Lindsay Cox, Ushan Bailey Boyd, Mark CochraneArtwork. Maya Sollier, Michael Camilleri, Bernadette Trench-Thiedeman Music composition and narration, Mark Coles Smith. Sound effects and mastering: Wawili Sound Solutions. Translation: Chris Griffiths and Alana Hunt. Filming: Lynley Nargoodah. Performance: Wyatt Nargoodah. Thanks to Sarah Morris, Brooke Houston and Ben Small.
What is Social/ Physical Distancing? in Kimberley Kriol
Special thanks to Aboriginal Interpreting WA (previously Kimberley Interpreting Service) for the translation and narration.
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KAMS Coronavirus FAQ in Kimberley Kriol
KAMS Medical Director, Lorraine Anderson, answers Coronavirus (COVID-19) FAQ’s with Kimberley Kriol translation.
Special thanks to Aboriginal Interpreting WA (previously Kimberley Interpreting Service) for the translation and narration.
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KAMS Coronavirus FAQ
KAMS Medical Director, Lorraine Anderson, answers Coronavirus (COVID-19) FAQ’s with Jamilah Bin Omar.
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KAMS Coronavirus Mythbusting
Michael Hajiali meets with KAMS Medical Director – Lorraine Anderson – to identify and bust some of the myths about Coronavirus (COVID-19).
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Stop Coronavirus Spreading – Kimberley Kriol
Special thanks to Aboriginal Interpreting WA (previously Kimberley Interpreting Service) for the narration.
Coronavirus is spread from person to person. It is spread by people coughing/ sneezing on someone else. If someone sneezes or coughs onto a surface…Coronavirus can live on that surface until that surface is cleaned. If someone touches that surface …and then touches their face, then they can get coronavirus. We need to always cover our cough and sneeze. Wash hands regularly and avoid touching the face. We must keep our distance from other people, so no shaking hands and staying at least 2 big steps away from others is something we all must do.
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COVID-19 Cough Etiquette and Hand Hygiene Messages
Narrated by Cheryl Mandigalli in Kukatja language (Tanami Desert, Kutjunka).
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