The United Nations has declared 2026 International Volunteer Year, in recognition of the amazing impact volunteers have. At North Richmond Community Health (NRCH), our wonderful volunteers help strengthen and support our community everyday. Why volunteer? Volunteering...
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Ethnicity to Equity
The Centre for Culture, Ethnicity & Health (CEH), a program of North Richmond Community Health, has a new name: the Centre for Culture, Equity & Health. As CEH’s work has evolved, the name change more accurately reflects their focus on promoting fairness,...
26 January Holiday Hours
End of Year Holiday Hours 2025
We want to hear from our community!
North Richmond Community Health (NRCH) is inviting local residents and workers to share your experiences, thoughts, and views about our organisation. We want to better understand our community - what matters to you, and how we can improve the services and support we...
Melbourne Cup Public Holiday Hours 2025
NRCH services will be CLOSED on Tuesday 4 November 2025. The Medically Supervised Injecting Room will remain OPEN from 9am to 6:45pm. Medical services - In an emergency call 000. For healthcare after hours call 13 74 25. Oral Health Services - In an emergency call the...
Free Overdose First Aid Training
Learn how to save a life – in just 30 minutes. No medical background? No problem. Our free, practical training gives you the tools to recognise and respond to an opioid overdose. What you'll learn: What opioids are How to spot an overdose What to do if...
AFL Grand Final Public Holiday Hours 2025
NRCH services will be CLOSED on Friday 26 September 2025. The Medically Supervised Injecting Room will remain OPEN from 9am to 6:45pm. Medical services - In an emergency call 000. For healthcare after hours call 13 74 25. Oral Health Services - In an emergency call...
Open Letter to Society
An open letter to society – From people who use drugs As part of International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD) 2025, staff from our Medically Supervised Injecting Room (MSIR) compiled a heartfelt letter to society. The letter was written with the guidance and input of...
Say Yes to You: Women’s Health Week at NRCH
Every day, women in our community juggle work, family and life responsibilities. Too often, their own health and wellbeing take a back seat. This year, from 1–5 September, North Richmond Community Health (NRCH) is proud to support the 2025 Women’s Health Week campaign...
Standing Together on International Overdose Awareness Day
On Sunday 31 August, communities across the world will come together to mark International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD). IOAD is a global day to remember those we’ve lost to overdose and to recognise those who have survived — free from stigma. It is also a time to...
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Youth Leadership Photo Project
See the bigger picture in a small frame The Next Step Youth Leadership Program Photo Project See the Bigger Picture in a Small Frame features a curated selection of photographs taken by participants of The Next Step Youth Leadership Program. These images, captured...
Men’s Health Week: Why Men’s Health Matters – and How We’re Stepping Up Together
Men’s Health Week, from Monday 9 June to Sunday 15 June, is a crucial time to shine a light on the health challenges that men face – and the steps we can all take to support better health and wellbeing for men of all ages. Men’s Health Facts Across Australia, men are...
Bridging the Gaps in Care
Bridging the Gaps in Care: Jane’s Work at the MSIR and in Outreach Every six minutes, on average, someone walks through the doors of North Richmond’s Medically Supervised Injecting Room (MSIR) seeking safety, dignity, and care. For many, it’s the only interaction...
NRCH Grounds Transform as Stage 2 Progresses
NRCH Grounds Transform as Stage 2 Progresses The Grounds Renewal Project is making significant progress, with Stage 1 now complete and Stage 2 well underway. Stage 1 of the project has successfully concluded, with newly paved footpaths now open to the public. The...
Seeing Beyond Stigma
Seeing Beyond Stigma: Amy’s Story from the Frontline of Healthcare “Good people use drugs. Behind every person who walks through our doors is a human being with a story – and, more often than not, with trauma and complexity.” For Amy, a registered nurse with over 25...
Our Board of Directors
Our Board of DirectorsMeet our Board of Directors North Richmond Community Health’s Board Membership reflects the diversity of the community it serves. Each Director is independent and serves on the Board of Governance in a voluntary capacityChair Michael brings two...