NACCHO 2026 Board Elections – Information for CAHS Members
Condobolin Aboriginal Health Service Aboriginal Corporation (CAHS) is sharing important information with our members about the 2026 NACCHO Board Elections.
As a member organisation of the National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO), CAHS has been asked to distribute the election notice and associated information to all current CAHS members.
NACCHO is the national peak body representing Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations across Australia and plays an important role in advocating for Aboriginal health, strengthening community control and representing the sector at a national level.
2026 Board Elections
NACCHO is currently calling for nominations and applications for positions on its Board.
Information being provided to CAHS members includes:
NACCHO Chairperson Nomination Form
NACCHO Deputy Chairperson Nomination Form
NACCHO Elected Director Application Form
The Election Guide explains the election process, including eligibility requirements, nominations, applications and voting for the Chairperson, Deputy Chairperson and Elected Directors.
Why is CAHS sharing this information?
As a NACCHO member organisation, CAHS is required to ensure our current members receive information about the election process.
Sharing this information helps ensure our members have an equal opportunity to be informed about an important governance process within the Aboriginal Community Controlled Health sector.
There is no action required simply because you have received this information.
Members who are interested in nominating, applying or learning more about the election process should review the NACCHO election documents, including all eligibility requirements and closing dates.
More information
The election documents and further information are available on the NACCHO website.
Questions about the election, eligibility, nominations or voting should be directed to the NACCHO Company Secretary at company.secretary@naccho.org.au.
CAHS is pleased to support an open and transparent election process and to keep our members informed about important matters affecting the Aboriginal Community Controlled Health sector.