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yawa-mba ngarn - Speaking Place - Batemans Bay (9 weeks)
1-3 Old Princes Hwy, Batemans Bay NSW 2536, Australia Map
yawa-mba ngarn, 'Speaking Place', is a new wellbeing program centred around cultural knowledge and is developed to provide wellbeing tools and guidance to all community members from all backgrounds.
This program is for everyone, Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people.
Come along, yarn with others, and explore practices that strengthen health, identity and belonging in a shared, culturally safe space.
Weekly on Fridays
at Katungul, Batemans Bay
from 26th June to 21st August (9 weeks)
10am-1pm
Other sessions are also running in Moruya, Mogo and Broulee.
RSVP to join this free program, to strengthen your connection to self, family, community, culture and Country which supports healing, resilience and healthier lives for individuals, families and future generations.
Use this link:
www.surveymonkey.com/r/speaking-place
Or contact Katie on 0455 029 020 or email
In collaboration with Grand Pacific Health as a funding partner, the yawa-mba ngarn program is an Australian Government initiative and funded by a grant through the Innovative Models of Care program of the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing.
yawa-mba ngarn - Speaking Place - Broulee (9 weeks)
Broulee Surfers Surf Lifesaving Club
yawa-mba ngarn, 'Speaking Place', is a new wellbeing program centred around cultural knowledge and is developed to provide wellbeing tools and guidance to all community members from all backgrounds.
This program is for everyone, Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people.
Come along, yarn with others, and explore practices that strengthen health, identity and belonging in a shared, culturally safe space.
Weekly on Thursdays
at Broulee Surfers Surf Life Saving Club, Broulee
from 25th June to 20th August (9 weeks)
9:30am-12:30pm
Other sessions are also running in Moruya, Mogo and Batemans Bay.
RSVP to join this free program, to strengthen your connection to self, family, community, culture and Country which supports healing, resilience and healthier lives for individuals, families and future generations.
Use this link:
www.surveymonkey.com/r/speaking-place
Or contact Katie on 0455 029 020 or email
In collaboration with Grand Pacific Health as a funding partner, the yawa-mba ngarn program is an Australian Government initiative and funded by a grant through the Innovative Models of Care program of the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing.
yawa-mba ngarn - Speaking Place - Mogo (9 weeks)
Boomerang Meeting Place Inc
yawa-mba ngarn, 'Speaking Place', is a new wellbeing program centred around cultural knowledge and is developed to provide wellbeing tools and guidance to all community members from all backgrounds.
This program is for everyone, Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people.
Come along, yarn with others, and explore practices that strengthen health, identity and belonging in a shared, culturally safe space.
Weekly on Wednesdays
at Boomerang Meeting Place Inc, Mogo
from 24th June to 19th August (9 weeks)
10am-1pm
Other sessions are also running in Moruya, Broulee and Batemans Bay.
RSVP to join this free program, to strengthen your connection to self, family, community, culture and Country which supports healing, resilience and healthier lives for individuals, families and future generations.
Use this link:
www.surveymonkey.com/r/speaking-place
Or contact Katie on 0455 029 020 or email
In collaboration with Grand Pacific Health as a funding partner, the yawa-mba ngarn program is an Australian Government initiative and funded by a grant through the Innovative Models of Care program of the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing.
yawa-mba ngarn - Speaking Place - Moruya (9 weeks)
Moruya Medicare Mental Health Centre
yawa-mba ngarn, 'Speaking Place', is a new wellbeing program centred around cultural knowledge and is developed to provide wellbeing tools and guidance to all community members from all backgrounds.
This program is for everyone, Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people.
Come along, yarn with others, and explore practices that strengthen health, identity and belonging in a shared, culturally safe space.
Weekly on Mondays
at Moruya Medicare Mental Health Centre, Moruya
from 15th June to 10th August (9 weeks)
10am-1pm
Other sessions are also running in Mogo, Broulee and Batemans Bay.
RSVP to join this free program, to strengthen your connection to self, family, community, culture and Country which supports healing, resilience and healthier lives for individuals, families and future generations.
Use this link:
www.surveymonkey.com/r/speaking-place
Or contact Katie on 0455 029 020 or email
In collaboration with Grand Pacific Health as a funding partner, the yawa-mba ngarn program is an Australian Government initiative and funded by a grant through the Innovative Models of Care program of the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing.
Bay Pavilions
The Family Place and Active Art proudly present two engaging workshops for parents and carers with babies, toddlers, and children. Join us to gain a deeper understanding of emerging behaviours, explore practical strategies, and discover how creative tools can support mental health, wellbeing, and stronger connections with our young ones — while also encouraging fine motor skill development through creativity.
We invite parents and carers to hear from Ness Shannon of Active Art — Behaviour Specialist, Art Therapist, Counsellor, Artist, and mother of three — as she shares insights into children’s behaviours and development. Learn practical, individualised strategies that may support your family’s day-to-day wellbeing, strengthen connection, and improve quality of life in a supportive and welcoming environment.
At the Bay Pavilions
Thursday 4th June
Thursday 18th June
10am until 11:30am
Child care and light refreshments will be provided.