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The Ripple Effect of Dialysis on Country
**Published by Partyline Magazine In the 1990s, Pintupi people from the Western Desert experiencing kidney failure faced an impossible choice: remain on Country without lifesaving dialysis or relocate hundreds of kilometres to Alice Springs for treatment. Leaving...News
A Purple Placement: Meet Liz
For the past four months, Purple House has had the pleasure of hosting Liz, a Master of Social Work student from Charles Darwin University (CDU), as she completes her final placement. While CDU usually allocates placements, Liz specifically requested Purple House, and...News
Patient artists celebrate successful exhibition: Yarltiri Walya
Yarltiri Walya opened on Wednesday 10 September, and was met with an overwhelmingly positive response. As one of Desert Mob’s Satellite Events, the exhibition attracted eager art enthusiasts, keen to purchase unique ceramic pieces made by the Purple House patient...News
Celebrating 21 Years of Dialysis on Country
The First Patient Home 21 years ago, in September 2004, Amy Nampitjinpa boarded a plane in Alice Springs bound for Walungurru (Kintore). Flying in over the two sacred mountains and landing at the airstrip, Amy was greeted by all the school kids, very excited about her...News
