Impact on the Well-being of Aboriginal Islander

Effect on the well- being of
Aboriginal Islander.

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................7
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................8

INTRODUCTION
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander in turn are considered to be as the indigenous group
of people of Australia. They are considered to be the part of Melanesian origin and in turn tends
to have varied different identities, cultural traditions and histories. These group of people in turn
are eventually affected by the various determinants of the health factors. Aboriginal Islander
group tend to face high degree of poor health, inadequate housing, disparity in health and
nutrition, etc. This study will highlight on critically evaluating the impact on the well being of
the Torres Strait Islander group.
MAIN BODY
Aboriginal Islander group are part of Melanesian origin and in turn tends to have varied
different identities, cultural traditions and histories (Cave and et.al., 2019). The large degree of
disparity in relation with the health and social care outcomes in turn eventually results in
complex array of environmental, social and cultural discrepancies. Aboriginal health is not only
linked with the physical well being of the individual but in turn is also referred to as the
emotional, social and cultural well being of the whole community. This in turn helps in bringing
complete well being to the indigenous community.
Education
High degree of education in turn is mainly related to high degree of improved health
outcomes (Redman-MacLaren and et.al., 2017, March). Aboriginal Islander group in turn do not
have proper access to the education largely influence the health of an individual. Education to
Torres Strait Islander is important because it tends to allow students to effectively develop
understanding of the varied different culture. As per the report of the 2008. 59% of the
Aboriginal Islander group of individuals who in turn has been aged between 15 to 34 years of
age has been reported to have good health, when compared with those 49% of the individuals
who have left there school early. Education in turn is considered to be as an effective approach
which helps in creating an effective platform to enhance the health of Torres Strait Islander
(Sivak and et.al., 2019). Education helps in concluding the spread between native and non-
indigenous group of people. The living of standards in turn has been improved and has in turn
also led to reduction in the consumption of smoking with the high degree of education and
schooling. Education in turn can largely influence health through various range of mechanisms
such as income and in turn tends to have access to the care facilities. Education in turn helps