First Nations Health & Wellbeing
At Alevia Health, we are proud to stand alongside Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations (ACCHOs) and the communities they support.
We recognise the vital role these organisations play in delivering culturally safe, community-led health care and our goal is to complement their work, not replace it.
Our team offers accessible Telehealth psychology, counselling, and wellbeing supports designed to reach individuals and families across Australia including those in regional and remote communities where access to care can be limited.
We understand that connection to culture, family, and Country is central to wellbeing.
Our clinicians are committed to providing care that is respectful, trauma-informed, and person-centred, while working in partnership with local services and community networks.
Whether you are seeking ongoing support or additional care alongside your local health service, Alevia Health provides flexible, safe, and confidential options - so you can access the help you need, wherever you are.
Walking Together in Healing
Alevia Health is proudly Supply Nation registered, delivering culturally grounded clinical care across Australia.
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We have joined with Many Tribes One Mob to bring clinical and allied-health support directly to community.
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Our partnership is about walking together, blending professional care with cultural strength, and ensuring every family has access to the support they need to heal, grow, and thrive.
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Through this collaboration, we’re building pathways that strengthen cultural safety, self-determination, and community wellbeing.
Our teams work side by side to deliver trauma-informed, family-focused, and culturally safe care supporting our Mob to overcome challenges and build healthier futures.
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Together, we honour culture, empower families, and walk hand in hand toward healing, connection, and long-term wellbeing for our people.
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Shannon’s leadership through Many Tribes One Mob continues to inspire change and connection across communities.
You can learn more about his work and vision here:
