The Healing portal on the Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet now has a page for videos covering the topics of Trauma, Stolen Generations, The Healing Foundation, Programs and Reports.
The videos ca
Family Matters is calling on all supporters to host an event during the National Week of Action to raise awareness of number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children being removed from family, and to share stories of the people and progr
Walkabout Barber is a mobile barber and trauma and recovery service designed to provide a space for men to make connections and have real conversations about healing, hope and happiness while having their hair cut. The Service will be visiting th
This yarning place has 143 mob members.
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Dream it Forward is a small grants program focused on identifying, strengthening, sustaining, or adding value to grassroots, community-led projects that:
- positively impact the social, emotional and spiritual wellbeing (SEWB) of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, families, and communities in Western Australia
- strengthen cultural identity and apply culturally-informed ways of healing to improve social and emotional wellbeing
- reduce risk factors and operate a range of activities to increase community protection against psychological distress
- embed cultural understanding into the design and delivery of activities that enhance quality of life, and holistically promote wellbeing
- focuses on connection to country, culture, spirituality, family, and community
- by the community for the community!
Applications close Thursday 27 June 2019.
Please click here for the Dream it Forward guidelines and click here for the application form.
For further information or to discuss your project ideas, please contact:
Christine Hendricks
Project Coordinator
Ph: (08) 9364 6909
Email: christine@connectgroups.org.au
Michelle Elwell
Early bird registrations for the 22nd National Australian Health Promotion Association Conference & 18th Chronic Diseases Network conference close on Friday 4 July.
The 2019 Lowitja Institute International Indigenous Health and Wellbeing Conference will have a global focus and will bring together health and research professionals from across the globe.
The conference will facilitate discussion on how health resear...
This three day training workshop has evidence of improving cultural competencies of participants.
Participants complete the Aboriginal Mental Health Cultural Competency Profile, which generates a cultural supervision plan.
Cost: $2,575.00
The tra...
The International Indigenous Voices in Social Work Conference theme for the year 2019 is: Healing, reconciliation and transformation: approaches toward promoting Indigenous well-being.
Where: Hualien, Taiwan
When: 5 August to 7 August 2019
Please n...
The Mental Health Services (MHS) 29th Annual Conference is organized by TheMHS Learning Network Inc. The 2019 theme is Building healthy communities: stories of resilience and hope. The target audience for this medical event for psychologists.
Where: Br...
The theme of this conference is Growing up with strong, identity, culture and connection and will bring together government, grass-roots experts and community to share their unique perspectives on what they have learned in building systems and practices t...
The message stick is an email list (also called a listserv) for communicating with other members. Members may use the e-message stick to yarn and share info.
