
About this episode
Dr Nada Andric wants to improve the health of people who are marginalised in the community and their access to healthcare.
She works at the Reverend Bill Crews GP clinic, a place where people who might be completely off the database of society can get help.
Whether they're facing homelessness, dealing with mental health issues, addiction, or simply don't have a Medicare card or passport to their name.
This year, the clinic in the Sydney suburb of Ashfield turns 40.
This episode of Conversations was produced by Alice Moldovan, the Executive Producer is Nicola Harrison.
It explores health care, addiction, homelessness, poverty, doctors, domestic violence, mental health, society, Reverend Bill Crews.
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