The Male Health Subcommittee has adopted an expanded Arrernte name for Congress’ Ingkintja Male Health Service.
Ingkintja: Wurra apa artwuka pmara (a meeting place for boys and men) will be the newly adopted messaging.
The name change is an outcome of a review of the service, and aims to reinforce that the service is an all-inclusive male health service.
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