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Ways of Working with Aboriginal People Part 1

Find out more about part 1 of our team's cultural awareness training that covers a range of topics.

Ways of Working with Aboriginal People Part 2

Find out more about part 2 of our team's cultural awareness training that covers a range of topics.

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COMING SOON! The Strong Spirit Strong Mind Aboriginal Programs team is currently in the development of three new training packages.
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Strong Spirit Strong Mind Youth Project

The Strong Spirit Strong Mind Project supports mental health for young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Stronger You, Stronger Mob

Find out more about our campaign that aims to promote positive SEWB strategies and harm minimisation for our young people, families and communities

Stay Strong, Look After You and Your Mob

Our Stay Strong, Look After you and your Mob campaign which aims to promote positive SEWB particularly when you or your mob are affected by COVID

SSSMYP Community Grants

Learn more about our Community grants. This page includes, the objectives, who is eligible, the application form and more!

Aboriginal Youth Reference Group

Join our Aboriginal Youth Reference Group and have your say about what programs, resources and campaigns should look like for young people.
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Recognition of Lived Experience

We recognise the individual and collective expertise of those with living and lived experience of mental health, alcohol and other drug issues and suicidal crisis, including their families and carers.

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