This report provides a detailed overview of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Health Service (ATSICHS) Mackay, a community-controlled organization serving the indigenous communities in the Mackay region of Queensland, Australia. The report covers the history of ATSICHS Mackay, its vision and objectives, and the range of healthcare services it provides, including immunizations, health promotion, nutrition advice, patient follow-up, cardiovascular disease management, minor surgeries, and health checks for various age groups. It highlights the organization's target population, which includes Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, and the importance of community involvement in decision-making and program implementation. The report also discusses the challenges faced by ATSICHS Mackay, such as accessibility issues, the difficulty in finding indigenous healthcare providers, and the costs associated with outreach programs. Furthermore, it includes a reflection on the importance of participatory approaches and the need for services that comply with quality management standards, emphasizing the vital role of ATSICHS Mackay in addressing health disparities and improving health outcomes for indigenous Australians. The report concludes with a list of references, including academic journals and websites, used in the research.