Kimberley Aboriginal Caring for Culture Discussion Report

The Kimberley region is home to 30 distinct Aboriginal groups that practices culture in diverse and vibrant ways. The Kimberley Aboriginal Caring for Culture Discussion Report (January 2020) reflects the powerful leadership that has always been present in the Kimberley and it provides an overview of over 60 Kimberley community-controlled organisations that work across every sector from health, justice and education to arts, enterprise, women’s supports, childcare, land management and aged care, amongst many others. These organisations deliver vital culturally-based services and programs designed to maintain, strengthen and revitalise culture.

Topic

Aboriginal Health

Region

Outside North Coast

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