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one-health education in remote communities
Explore our library of education resources, designed for remote Indigenous communities, freely available for download
See the different education programs we run in communities Australia-wide and see how you could bring one-health education into your community.
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Happy Vs Unhappy Cats – Poster
This resource is designed for children 6 years + and adults.
The resource Happy Vs Unhappy Cats – Poster can be displayed throughout the community or used as a teaching or training aid on cat body language.
The resource provides a visual guide to assist with assessing if a cat is feeling happy/friendly or unhappy/unfriendly.
AMRRIC would like to thank Anna Johnson for her contributions to this resource.
The download includes: Happy Vs Unhappy Cats – Poster
Girl Cats Can Have Lots of Kittens – Poster
The resource Girls Cats Can Have Lots of Kittens Poster can be displayed throughout the community prior and during veterinary programs to inform cat owners of the rapid reproduction rate of female cats.
Staying Safe Around Dogs High School Lesson Plan
The Animal Health Assessment Sheets can be used as a teaching or training aid, or for collection of animal health data.
Animal Health Assessment Sheets
The Animal Health Assessment Sheets can be used as a teaching or training aid, or for collection of animal health data.
Disease Feature: Animal Health Risks After Floods and Cyclones
Dogs and cats can face a range of health risks during and after floods and cyclones. Disease Feature: Animal Health Risks After Floods and Cyclones is a feature article adapted from AMRRIC’s community newsletter that looks at
Disease Feature: Hookworm Disease
There are a number of diseases in dogs and cats that can make them sick and can also affect the health of people.
Desexing Your Cat – Poster
The Desexing Your Cat poster can be used as a teaching aid or displayed throughout the community to raise awareness about the benefits of desexing cats.
Staying Safe Around Dogs Resources
AMRRIC recognises that whether you are living, working, or visiting a community, it is important to have the skills to safely manage interactions with free-roaming dogs.
Find the Cats – Posters / Activity Sheets
Find the Cats – activity sheets, introduce young learners to the concept of cat overpopulation
Cats and Wildlife – Education Communications Package
This resource is designed for sharing by Local Government agencies and community-based organisations. This package includes templates for community newsletters, community Facebook posts, posters for distribution, as well as links to videos that be screened at community events.