- info@waterlily.net.au
- 0473 068 418
- ABN: 44 564 038 128
- ORIC ICN: 10472
We deliver a diverse range of culturally grounded programs that focus on healing, awareness, and community empowerment. Each offering is built on lived experience and the wisdom of Aboriginal culture — creating safe spaces for learning, connection, and growth.
From mental health education and suicide prevention to mentoring, cultural awareness, and community wellbeing, our programs are designed to meet people where they are and walk beside them on their healing journey.
Together, we build stronger, healthier, and more connected communities.
At Water Lily, we deliver programs that inspire healing, strengthen connections, and empower communities.
Each session is designed through lived experience, cultural understanding, and trauma-informed care — ensuring every story is heard and respected.
Creative sessions using art as a way to express, heal, and talk about suicide awareness.
For: Youth and adults affected by suicide or loss.
Supportive workshops addressing substance use through cultural connection and peer understanding.
For: Aboriginal youth and young adults.
Guided sessions helping participants understand, express, and heal from grief and intergenerational loss.
For: Individuals, families, and community groups.
Open and culturally safe conversations about suicide, mental health, and hope.
For: Community members, Elders, and support workers.
Educational workshops for workplaces and organisations to foster respect, understanding, and inclusion.
For: Professionals, organisations, and service providers.
Building stronger, respectful, and connected relationships through culturally safe conversations.
For: Families, couples, parents, and youth.
Programs that empower parents with culturally appropriate strategies to build strong, connected families.
For: Parents and caregivers..
Open discussions supporting women through the physical and emotional transitions of menopause.
For: Aboriginal women and community health groups.
Fun and engaging events promoting mental health awareness and community connection through shared learning.
For: General community audiences.
Raising awareness and creating safer communities by addressing violence with understanding and support.
For: Community leaders, support workers, families, and service providers.
We co-design every program with lived experience leaders and community voices. Our approach is real, respectful, and results-driven — creating safer spaces for growth, reflection, and change.
