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IHNA Stands With Nepal
The recent flash floods affecting Nepal’s Bhotekoshi River have brought significant challenges to many families and communities. Our thoughts are with everyone affected, especially members of the IHNA community with loved ones in the impacted areas. IHNA stands with you, and support is available whenever you need it.
Care That Is Remembered: A Heartfelt Message for Our Brisbane Students
IHNA Brisbane recently received a heartfelt letter from a member of the local community who met a group of our students during a professional placement.
Celebrating 20 Years of Caring with Passion — The IHNA Story
Every great story has a beginning. Ours started in 2007 — in a single campus in Melbourne, with a small team, a big dream, and an unshakeable belief that healthcare education could be done differently.
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From Uncertainty to Purpose: Ashmeet Kaur's Diploma of Nursing Journey with IHNA
<p>Starting a career in nursing does not always begin with total confidence. Sometimes, it begins with a simple desire to help people — and grows stronger with the right support, training and experience.</p> <p>That is exactly how Ashmeet Kaur's story unfolds.</p>
From Nepal to Nursing: Shelli Bhandari's Diploma of Nursing Journey with IHNA
<p>Originally from Nepal, Shelli is currently studying the Diploma of Nursing at IHNA in Heidelberg. She describes herself as excited to begin both her studies and her future career in nursing, and her story reflects the journey of a student who is building confidence step by step in the healthcare field.</p>
From Laos to a Healthcare Career: Khamphong Khonsavang's Pathology Collection Journey with IHNA
<p>For Khamphong Khonsavang, that decision led her to IHNA. Originally from Laos, she recently completed her Pathology Collection course and describes her overall experience as excellent. Her story is sincere, encouraging and relatable for future students who want training that feels practical, supportive and career-focused.</p>
