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- 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.
A series of culturally safe programs designed to support healing, strengthen identity, and build emotional well being through truth telling, creativity, and community connection.
A gentle, creative suicide prevention workshop using art and storytelling to explore pain, hope, and healing in a safe community space.
For: Youth and adults affected by suicide or loss.
A healing program that helps participants understand the many layers of loss, including suicide, cultural, and generational grief, through yarning, reflection, and creative expression.
For: Individuals, families, and community groups.
Encourages individuals to reconnect with themselves and their needs, teaching simple tools for emotional, physical, and spiritual wellbeing.
A guided workshop that helps participants build a personal safety and self care plan they can rely on during moments of distress or suicidal thoughts.
Provides understanding and support around the impacts of suicide and self harm, focusing on awareness, prevention, and compassionate responses within the community.
Explores how anxiety and depression affect our mob and offers practical ways to manage symptoms through cultural strength, connection, and healing.
Breaks down stigma and provides understanding of psychosis through a cultural lens, helping families and communities recognise signs and support recovery.
A harm reduction program that empowers participants to make safer choices around alcohol and drug use through awareness, balance, and healing.
Programs inspired by the wisdom and strength of our grandmothers, guiding women to heal, grow, and lead with love and cultural pride.
A safe space for women to share experiences, learn about their bodies, and explore traditional and modern ways to care for themselves through this life stage.
For: Youth and adults affected by suicide or loss.
Focuses on strengthening parenting skills through culture, connection, and understanding the effects of trauma on families.
For: Individuals, families, and community groups.
Encourages healthy, respectful, and safe relationships by teaching communication, boundaries, and emotional well being.
A mentoring and leadership program connecting young women aged 12–17, fostering self esteem, cultural identity, and sisterhood through guided activities and mentorship.
A youth led program series empowering young people to make positive choices, build resilience, and create pathways from the streets to strength.
An interactive education program helping youth understand the effects of alcohol and drugs while learning healthy coping and decision making skills.
Gives young people a voice in shaping the programs and projects that affect them, promoting leadership and ownership within their communities.
Supports young people to explore identity, emotions, and purpose through creative activities and cultural reflection.
Empowers youth to set boundaries, make safe choices, and develop confidence in saying no to peer pressure or harmful situations.
A reality based education program exploring the impacts of crime and incarceration, focusing on responsibility, change, and positive futures.
Programs addressing the deeper issues that impact community wellbeing, encouraging awareness, accountability, and healing through culture and conversation.
Explores the causes and impacts of violence and empowers participants to promote peace, respect, and safety in their homes and communities.
Fosters connection and respect by teaching the importance of cultural identity, values, and protocols in building strong relationships across communities.
Explains how trauma is passed down through generations and how healing begins by recognising those patterns, reconnecting to culture, and restoring identity.
Unpacks the history and ongoing effects of divide and conquer tactics within our people and teaches ways to rebuild unity, respect, and collective healing.
A culturally safe training program teaching participants how to recognise, respond to, and support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people experiencing mental health problems, crises, or distress. The program is grounded in cultural understanding, community connection, and practical support strategies that respect Aboriginal ways of healing.
A specialised version of AMHFA focusing on young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. This program equips participants with the skills to identify and respond to mental health concerns, suicidal thoughts, or substance use in youth, promoting early intervention, yarning based communication, and culturally appropriate support.
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.
