ASAC Consultancy, founded by Peninsula local and visionary Anna Klis, is a purpose-driven organisation working to close the gap in health inequities for people living in rural and remote regions, First Nations communities, and disadvantaged populations. Harnessing both strategic vision and hands-on experience, ASAC is transforming care systems to be clinically robust, culturally safe, and guided by the voices of the communities they serve.
At its core, ASAC is more than a consultancy; it’s a catalyst for transformation. With a passionate team of experts, clinicians, and changemakers, ASAC walks alongside communities to stabilise essential services, unlock local potential, and co-create systems of care grounded in culture, guided by connection, and built to endure.
Among its groundbreaking work is the Wildu Aero Project, the world’s first hydrogen-powered drone initiative for medical delivery. Designed to overcome isolation and save lives, it’s innovation with heart, created hand-in-hand with the very communities it serves.
From mentoring frontline workers to leading national reform projects, ASAC proves that deep change is possible when driven by purpose. With every project, the team brings humility, integrity and an unwavering commitment to equity.
“Every person, no matter where they live, deserves care that’s safe, respectful, and grounded in community,” Anna said.
From the Peninsula to remote Australia, ASAC is leading with courage and leaving a legacy of impact.
