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Gallery: Launch of Child and Youth Assessment and Treatment Service

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On Monday 28 April, Congress was proud to launch its Child and Youth Assessment and Treatment Service. 

After a warm Welcome to Country by Arrernte Traditional Owner Pat Dodds, the service was launched with a message from Hon. Ken Wyatt AM, Minister for Aboriginal Health; read by Congress CEO Donna Ah Chee. 

The audience also heard from Dr James Fitzpatrick (PATCHES Paediatrics) and NT Health CEO Prof Catherine Stoddart, who spoke on behalf of NT Minister for Health, Natasha Fyles. ABC Alice Springs was there to cover the story. 

Service launch at Gap Clinic
Service launch at Gap Clinic
Service launch at Gap Clinic
Service launch at Gap Clinic
Service launch at Gap Clinic
Service launch at Gap Clinic
Service launch at Gap Clinic
Service launch at Gap Clinic
Service launch at Gap Clinic
Service launch at Gap Clinic
Service launch at Gap Clinic
Service launch at Gap Clinic

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