28/06/2023
What NAIDOC week has meant to us..
It has been a time for learning, listening, understanding and passing on traditions to meet elders, create connections and start something meaningful.
Thank you again Cyril Yarran from Milliyaan Aboriginal services, for imparting your knowledge and wisdom to the children and educators.
We always love your visits.
Also to support our community and it’s “true” needs from the “ground level”, not what we are told, but by what we see, know and be a part of.
By listening to the stories / Yarns our elders have to teach us.
The importance of making a difference, bridging a gap and bringing First Nations people and non indigenous together, to build a happy future for all.
Lots of positive discussions with Beananging Kwuurt Institute and Sister Kates representatives, doing wonderful things at the “Pitch Evening”, planning an open day for all, we fully support this and extend our assistance in helping to make it happen.
Curam will be connecting and assisting with donations on a Thursday at the food drive with Evelyn and Raylene , 2 Fantastic elders and local artists, positive role models and valuable community members we met, we treasure this new community connection !
Happy NAIDOC week