For health workers
Culturally safe animations and brochures to help you explain health information to Aboriginal patients and families. Some are available in Aboriginal languages.

In the consult
Play an animation on a phone, tablet or clinic screen and talk it through with your patient and their family. Most run for just a few minutes.
Where a resource is available in an Aboriginal language, switch to that version on the resource page.
Use the Share button on any resource to send the link by text, or copy it into an email, so patients can watch again with family.
Brochures can be downloaded as a PDF and printed at A4 or A3 for handouts or waiting-room walls.
In practice
Plain-English clinical messages become culturally grounded translations, built with Aboriginal communities for the clinicians and health workers on the ground.

Pilbara · Wirraka Maya Health Service
QR cards
Every resource has a printable QR card. Open the resource, select Print QR card and print it on your clinic printer. Patients scan the code with their phone camera to watch the resource at home.
Leave cards on the front desk or pin them up where people wait.
Hand a card to patients at the end of an appointment as a reminder.
Take a stack to community days, health checks and school visits.
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Languages
Our Language Champions translate resources into Aboriginal languages, starting with Nyangumarta from the Pilbara. If your patients speak another language, let us know and we'll look at what's possible.
FAQ
Yes. You're welcome to download, print and share them freely: play them in waiting rooms, link to them from your website, post them on social media and send them to patients.
Open any resource and select Print QR card, then print it yourself. There's nothing to order.
Yes. Our resources are clinically reviewed by our clinical and medical partners.
Yes. Use the request form on the Resources page and tell us the topic, language and community.
We partner with health services and community organisations. Get in touch to talk about a project.
Health services, Aboriginal Medical Services and hospitals co-design new animations and brochures with us, in the languages your patients speak.

An Aboriginal-led charity bringing health information into Aboriginal and Indigenous languages, with young Language Champions and Elders.

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Acknowledgement to Country
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are advised that this website may contain images, voices and names of people who have died.
Lyfe Languages acknowledges the Traditional Owners of this Country throughout the lands in which we work, learn and live. We recognise their connection to the lands, waters, and skies. We pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, and to Elders past, present and emerging. Our main operations sit on Whadjuk Noongar Boodja, and we acknowledge the Noongar people as the Traditional Custodians of this land.