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25.01.2022 Lets start the week with some awesome tunes! https://www.youtube.com/watch
24.01.2022 Regina Pilawuk Wilson sorting through the recently harvested 'te' which is the source of the beautiful, vibrant and rich purple colour present within many of Du...rrmu Arts’ fibre artworks. First we sort it and clean it, and then we boil it with merrepen. We sort out the dry berries which give you a light pink colour, and then the ripe ones we squeeze into the water and boil it with the fibre and it makes purple. That's what we do." #purplecolour #te #weaving #fibreart #durrmuarts #makingcolours #merrepen #purple #keepingculturestrong #culturalmaintenance #reginapilawukwilson #NIMBI #NIMBIproject #peppimenarti
24.01.2022 Dadirri, deep listening - building a community of care, developing a community of practice, through finding, telling and sharing stories. Checkout Dadirri Workshop through We Al-li Programs in 2021! https://fb.watch/2eAE8AIwQP/
23.01.2022 AIMhi for Youth - an upcoming wellbeing app for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth. Checkout their app promo video! https://www.youtube.com/watch Menzies School of Health Research
22.01.2022 Check out these deadly feelings cards from Kunga Stopping Violence Program!
22.01.2022 Want to learn more about digital mental health for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people? Two exciting upcoming webinars will be showcasing the newly launched WellMob website - a one-stop-shop for digital mental health resources for Indigenous Australians. They will also give an opportunity to learn more about how healthcare workers can use digital wellbeing tools to help keep our mob strong in mind, body, and culture. The webinars and associated podcast that will foll...ow are being prepared with the Black Dog Institute under the national eMHPrac program. WEBINAR 1: Supporting Indigenous wellbeing through digital resources: an introduction for clinicians Who’s it for? GPs & Allied health practitioners Times & Date: Thursday 22nd October at 1 pm and 8 pm What’s it about: A webinar that shares tips on using digital wellbeing resources with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Register at: https://medcast.com.au/courses/364 WEBINAR 2: Supporting Indigenous wellbeing through digital resources: an introduction for frontline wellbeing workers Who’s it for: Frontline wellbeing & community workers Time & Date: Thursday 29th October at 1 pm What’s it about: A webinar yarning about digital wellbeing resources for our mob and tips to use them with your clients and community Register at: https://medcast.com.au/courses/367 #eMHPrac #WellMob #Menzies School of Health Research
20.01.2022 Happy New Year! We hope you had a relaxing and enjoyable break! The AIMhi team is starting a very important project which will make further changes to the Stay Strong app. Please share your experiences and thoughts on digital mental health tools and the Stay Strong app through this brief survey. Your perspectives will help us understand what aspects are important and help us to improve the Stay Strong app. The survey takes only approximately 10 mins to complete. Link to the survey: https://cdu.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1T9zY5CQ6NRpO9n Thank you very much for your time and for helping us design the improvements. We look forward to continuing to engage with you in 2021!!!
20.01.2022 Yarning about stressing and ways to make you feel better https://www.youtube.com/watch
18.01.2022 City of Darwin and AFL Northern Territory are excited to once again provide a free, healthy and fun footy clinic at TIO Stadium during the upcoming October school holidays! Click here to read more info: https://launchdarwin.com.au/past-events/afl-clinic-2020/
18.01.2022 LAUNCH is looking for young musicians to perform at various events. Some of the past events are: Sounds@Sunset, Street Heat, Quiz4Dili etc... visit LAUNCH website to register! thttps://launchdarwin.com.au/musician-eoi/
16.01.2022 Deadly pic of Chris wearing his artwork! ""Dadirri, represents ‘our people’. We are standing in the middle of the forest with the fire all around, and despite everything being up-turned, underneath we still have strong roots and the power to be re-born, our relatedness and connectedness to the world." - Chris Christopher Edwards-Haines. Click to read more about the story behind Chris's deadly artwork!
16.01.2022 Are you a young person with care experience and would like to become a consultant? Then SpeakUp is the program for you!
16.01.2022 Happy Monday with deadly music by Tiwi College! https://www.youtube.com/watch
14.01.2022 Awesome lesson from Groote Eylandt Language Centre! https://www.facebook.com/watch/
13.01.2022 SHARE YOUR STORY! The AIMhi Stay Strong team at Menzies is conducting interviews to find out how young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are coping during the Coronavirus pandemic. If you are 16 25 years old and identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander then you can participate! Each interview participant receives a $30 voucher. Express your interest here: https://forms.gle/YJbBbPPHTgvqLGnV8 or contact Emily Tay ... email: [email protected] ph: 0425 864 932 Menzies School of Health Research See more
12.01.2022 SHARE YOUR STORY - INTERVIEWS NOW AVAILABLE ON ZOOM! Menzies School of Health Research is conducting INTERVIEWS and an online SURVEY to find out how young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are coping during the Coronavirus pandemic. If you are 16 25 years old and identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander then YOU can participate! Click here to find out more, including PRIZES up for grabs: https://www.strongcountrystrongpeople.com.au/share-your-st/ #shareyourstoryCOVID #Youth #Aboriginal #TorresStrait #Indigenous #FirstNations#Menzies #Coronavirus #Pandemic #COVID #COVID-19
11.01.2022 CHECK OUT an upcoming wellbeing app for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people! https://www.strongcountrystrongpeople.com.au/aimhi-for-you/
11.01.2022 Another great one from Richard Fejo! https://www.youtube.com/watch
10.01.2022 Here are the four things that you can do when times are tough: https://www.youtube.com/watch If you need support please contact Lifeline 13 11 14. If it's an emergency dial 000.
09.01.2022 Menzies School of Health Research is wanting to find out how young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are coping since the Coronavirus pandemic. SHARE YOUR STORY! If you are 16 25 years old and identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander then YOU can participate. Complete this survey and you can go in the draw to win a $50 voucher. Link to survey: ... https://sydney.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dcMdqNLiGJM8j4h #shareyourstoryCOVID #Youth #Aboriginal #TorresStrait #Indigenous #Research #FirstNations#Menzies #Coronavirus #Pandemic #COVID #COVID-19
09.01.2022 Carers NT the Carer Gateway Service Providers in the NT are holding a workshop for Young Carers. The workshop's focus is how you balance, Life, your Studies and your caring roles and is presented by Adam Drake from Balanced Choice Programme. Date: 24th of February 2021... Time: 4.00 pm to 6.00 pm Location: Community Room 1, Palmerston Recreation Centre, 11 The Boulevard Palmerston Do you need Transport? Please call 1800 422 737 to register your interest for the workshop.
07.01.2022 The Balunu foundation is starting up it's strong young tiddas program for the year! They are taking referrals now with many spots in the 9week program. Link for referral form: https://www.balunufoundation.com/services
07.01.2022 Looking for a job/training? have a look at Saltbush and their training program! https://www.saltbushnt.org.au/employment-services
06.01.2022 Ambarrngarna? - Counting to 10 in Anindilyakwa! https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2558909214351770
06.01.2022 Anangu heads are full of stress. There is so much stress it is hard to think. We feel worried and scared. Doing the meditations helps us to relax," Uti Kulintjaku project participant, Theresa Nipper In 2019 Smiling Mind and NPY Women’s Council Ngangkari initiative; Uti Kulintjaku worked together to develop the first ever meditations in Pitjantjatjata and Ngaanyatjarra with the aim of increasing wellbeing and mental health in remote communities. The meditations were made available on the Smiling Mind app. The partnership is now set to grow with the support from the Envato Foundation who will fund the development of a series of new resources to support student learning, and provide teachers with additional trauma-informed mindfulness training in the NPY Lands. Photo: Ilawanti Ken by Rhett Hammerton
05.01.2022 Balunu School Holiday Programs!!!!! Balunu is hosting a series of events during the mid-semester school holidays. These events are: Lake Alexander BBQ/Yarning Circles - 29 September, 1pm - 3pm... Movie at Balunu - 30 September, 1pm - 3pm Litchfield Park Swimming - 1 October, 11am - 4pm For more information on these events contact Balunu at M: 0492 261 331 (Zac Alexandrov) / 0492 261 865 (Philamena Mckenzie)
05.01.2022 "Yarning about Wellbeing" is a compilation of local stories as part of the Strong Country Strong People social media campaign. It contains wellbeing messages around positive thinking, social and emotional wellbeing, support, family, culture, identity, and language. Shout out to our Darwin Local Legends for sharing their story and inspirational messages with the community! https://youtu.be/S-T2MP5PdTw
04.01.2022 Come along to "Let's Talk Mental Health!" event hosted by Menzies' AIMhi Stay Strong team. The event will showcase services, programs, research, digital mental health resources, and talk about future priorities. When: Wednesday 7th October 2020, 10-12am Where: Building Red 9, CDU ... Due to limited space, if you would like to attend the event in person please send your RSVP asap. ZOOM will also be available. Please email us if you would like to zoom in and we will email you the zoom link the day before the event. Please send your RSVP or email to [email protected] Menzies School of Health Research
01.01.2022 Growing strong tree - have you done any of these good things today? https://www.youtube.com/watch
