23/08/2026
The Western NSW Eye Health Partnership recently joined more than 600 children from across NSW at the , taking eye health promotion to Country and creating opportunities for children, families, and community to yarn about the importance of looking after their eyes.
The Goodooga Games provided a wonderful opportunity for staff representing RDN Health to connect with community in a fun and culturally meaningful environment.
RDN Health’s Regional Implementation Project Officer, Tori Towney, said being able to take eye health promotion directly to Country, alongside community, is an important part of their work.
“The Goodooga Games provided a valuable opportunity to connect, yarn, learn and share while reminding us that eye health is an important part of overall health and wellbeing,” Tori said.
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The Western NSW Eye Health Partnership is funded by The Fred Hollows Foundation and administered by RDN Health, working with partners and communities across Western NSW to support improved eye health outcomes for Aboriginal people.