This report provides an overview of Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services (ACCHS) in Australia, focusing on their role in addressing the health disparities experienced by Indigenous Australians. It begins with a historical context, highlighting the establishment of ACCHS in response to the lack of culturally appropriate healthcare. The report details the visions and objectives of ACCHS, emphasizing their commitment to providing comprehensive, holistic, and accessible primary healthcare services. It outlines the various services offered, including primary clinical care, population preventive healthcare, and clinical support systems. The report also discusses membership within ACCHS and the network of affiliated organizations across different states and territories. Furthermore, it addresses the issues and challenges faced by ACCHS, such as geographical barriers and funding constraints. The report concludes with personal reflections on the positive impact of ACCHS based on interactions with Aboriginal community members who have utilized their services. This analysis shows the effectiveness of community-controlled services in improving Indigenous health outcomes.