A number of programs are specifically managed for Aboriginal communities:
Aboriginal projects
Developing staff capacity in trauma-informed care for Aboriginal families
Status: current
Description: Working in partnership with the NSW Health Education Centre Against Violence (ECAV) to develop staff capacity in trauma-informed care for Aboriginal families through a series of training workshops and provision of funding to facilitate staff attendance.
Deadly dads
Status: current
Description: The Office of Kids and Families has provided funds to the Australian Breastfeeding Association to develop and facilitate the Deadly Dads workshops.
Deadly Dads is a resource based program that uses everyday parenting items such as baby blankets, towels and nappies that are designed to bring Aboriginal men into the breastfeeding conversation. The program is implemented using a workshop format. Participants include Aboriginal Health Workers and community members. Stage 2 of the pilot will be facilitated in 2016.
Yarning with Aboriginal pregnant women and mothers about quitting - increasing the smoking cessation skills of health workers
Status: recently completed
Description: The development of a blended learning package to build capacity among staff working with Aboriginal women and families in providing culturally appropriate smoking cessation advice.
Alcohol in pregnancy project for Aboriginal women and families
Status: recently completed
Description: The Office of Kids and Families in partnership with Drug and Alcohol Population and Community Programs, Centre for Population Health has developed materials to raise awareness about the risks of drinking alcohol in pregnancy.
The project aims to inform Aboriginal young people, families planning or expecting a baby, and support health professionals to discuss alcohol with pregnant Aboriginal women.
Print materials, including posters, postcards, and a story book are available on the Your Room website. You can view all the videos.
Young Aboriginal people and health services - Our Health Our Way project
Status: recently completed
Description: The identification and promotion of best practice models for enhancing young Aboriginal people's access to appropriate healthcare. See the Our Health Our Way page for more information.
Dads know breast is best – video
Status: recently completed
Description: Developed and produced by South Western Sydney Local Health District (SWSLHD), with funding from the Office of Kids and Families, this video was made in collaboration with a group of local Aboriginal men, and encourages Aboriginal fathers to support their partner in breastfeeding their babies. The video can be viewed through Youtube.
Aboriginal cultural inclusion checklist for maternity services
Status: recently completed
Description: This 
Aboriginal Cultural Inclusion Checklist is designed to improve the inclusiveness of maternity services to provide a welcoming environment for Aboriginal families. It also aims increase the awareness of maternity staff to the importance of cultural diversity in service provision.