Timely home repairs are needed for good health in remote Aboriginal communities

By Stephanie Enkel, Postdoctoral Researcher, The Kids Research Institute Australia
Asha Bowen, Team Lead, Healthy Skin and ARF Prevention, The Kids Research Institute Australia
Hannah M.M. Thomas, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Skin Health, The Kids Research Institute Australia
Rachel Burgess, Social Scientist and Aboriginal Senior Research Fellow, The Kids Research Institute Australia

Aboriginal people in remote Australia have no choice but to live in homes too small for their families and face long waits for plumbing and washing machine repairs.

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