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At Amplar Health, we’re driven by a desire to make health personal. We partner with governments, businesses, and not-for-profit organisations to bring quality virtual and in-person healthcare to more Australians.

For more than 30 years, we’ve worked to make quality healthcare more accessible—giving people greater choice, control, and independence in how they manage their health and wellbeing.

Our work is guided by a robust clinical governance framework and delivered by a national network of registered health practitioners committed to the highest standards of care.

Australian Football League is responsible for the administration and promotion of Australian Rules Football and is primarily involved in the operation of two nationwide league competitions, the AFL and AFLW competitions. The legacy of Indigenous Players is celebrated each year in the AFL Sir Doug Nicholls Rounds and AFLW Indigenous Rounds. Sir Doug Nicholls Round is a highlight of the football calendar and the celebrations recognise unforgettable moments and contributions of past and present Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander footballers and umpires who have paved the way for other Indigenous peoples in the game. These Indigenous rounds give the fans and people in the industry the opportunity to celebrate, acknowledge and thank Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander players, volunteers, administrators, coaches, umpires, and fans, past and present, for their contributions to the football community. The AFL has a dedicated mental health and wellbeing team and a Social and Emotional Wellbeing practice stream. The industry mental health and wellbeing strategy acknowledges the ongoing impacts of racism on the social, emotional and cultural wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. In partnership with AIPA, the AFL has a Social Emotional and Cultural Wellbeing Framework to guide the support of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Players.

This Framework, currently in its implementation phase, helps shape practice across all levels of the AFL industry, informing community mental health programs, talent pathways, and support for Indigenous staff, players and their families, while complementing broader system-wide work.

WellMob is a library of Indigenous specific social and emotional wellbeing digital resources. Developed with communities, for communities, WellMob supports strength, healing and connection by showcasing culturally relevant apps, websites, videos and programs grounded in culture and lived experience. The platform makes it easier for individuals, families, health workers and services to find trusted, evidence-informed tools that promote holistic wellbeing. WellMob centres Indigenous ways of knowing, being and doing, and supports self-determination by elevating First Nations voices, knowledge and innovation in digital mental health and wellbeing.