The Alma Ata Declaration establishes the Primary Health Care model. Over 3000 delegates from 134 nations and 67 International NGO’s made this the biggest convergence of world leaders in history. It radically redefines healthcare by emphasising education, nutrition, sanitation and a community-centric approach that is in stark contrast to the models that emerged from the Flexner Reports implicit vision of public health in 1910.
One Health closed doors in 2021 after 15 years of working hard to further our mission to stop the number one killer today - the rising chronic disease rates in vulnerable communities in Australia and internationally.
We worked as consultants, problem solvers and mentors with a wide variety of changemakers from local communities, NGOs and health & social services to solve complex public health issues.