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Stolen Generations survivors almost three times as likely to have severe disabilities

Stolen Generations survivors aged 50 plus are almost three times as likely to have severe disabilities as other Indigenous Australians.

Why it mattersHealth gaps are severe and growing as the survivor population ages. Urgent action is needed now in aged care policy and mental health services.

AustraliaSurvivors and their descendants, roughly half the Indigenous population, face compounded health disadvantages that will strain Australia's health and aged care systems.

Corroborated bytheguardian.com

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 2 d ago

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