ASHE Daya in Shepparton, Victoria | Cultural centre

ASHE Daya

Locality: Shepparton, Victoria

Phone: +358 2 36600

Address: 21 Nixon Street 3630 Shepparton, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.ashedaya.com

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25.01.2022 All you mob in Vic stay safe and stick to the game plan! Name a better trio fighting against COVID than Senator Briggs, Goodesy and Coach Micky O.

23.01.2022 Join Heidi and the team from ASHE and learn how to sing 'Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes' in Yorta Yorta! #GetMooving

22.01.2022 We would like to welcome and introduce our new Ashe Co-ordinator Matthew Graham! Big welcome to the Ashe family Hi I’m Matthew Graham. My Mum is Edna Brow...n, My Nan is Margret McGuinness and Great Grandmother is Maude Onus (Nanny Smith) and Great Grandfather is Arthur McGuinness- long story big family. We recognise and identify with multiple language areas including Dja Dja wurrung, Yorta Yorta and Wiradjuri. My family is based all around Victoria (plenty of places to stay). I have worked in many Koori organisations in a wide range of positions, which have included mental health, payroll/personnel, alcohol and other drug worker/counsellor, I have also worked as a Student Support Coordinator for University of Adelaide, Grampians Regional Aboriginal Justice Advisory Committee EO and I’m married am a father of 3 (21y/o, 8 y/o and 5y/o). I have been heavily involved with Fitzroy Stars in the footy carnivals and the West Vic Eels in developing foundation basketball skills, goal setting and growth mindset programs. I am very passionate in strengthening all of our communities in all layers of systemic impacts affecting our community. See more

18.01.2022 Our 14th annual ASHEFest - Save the Date - Virtual ASHEfest on Thursday 12th November, 2020. Community and Schools will be provided with information in the comi...ng week! This will still be ASHEfest just in the virtual world! FREE as per usual and $5 for showbag (optional) - spread the word to KESO’s, Principles & Schools - Nationwide See more

16.01.2022 Greater Shepparton residents, friends, family - consider your next Councillor to be Greg James. Honest, Fair, Truth Teller, Innvovative and ‘Born and Bred’ in Shepparton ! We need change and someone who willing to speak up for ALL people and wants real change now

14.01.2022 Introducing new Ashe Student Support Officer - Kane Atkinson. Big Welcome to our Ashe Family. I am a proud Yorta Yorta man living on country in Mooroopna. I am... a descendant of the Atkinson and Charles families on my fathers side, on my mothers side is the Goggin family from Geelong. I have one 6 year old daughter and partner. I am very family orientated . I went to school in Mooroopna and had all ambitions to complete year 12 but was offered an electrical apprenticeship at the age of 17. Since then I have worked in the electrical industry and also ran a business for 4 years. I have been the Rumbalara Snr Football Coach for the last 3 years and I am very passionate about helping the younger generation in the community. I look forward to working with the staff and students at ASHE See more

08.01.2022 Thanks Tammy-Lee Atkinson for our Face Masks @Ashe for staff and students!

07.01.2022 The 'Connect to Country' Virtual Event is Clothing The Gap's Community response to the Stage 4 lock down. Join us as we stay motivated, moving and connect to Co...untry. Not a 'runner', don't let the 'Run | Walk' thing stop you from moving 5 km, 10 km, 21.1 km or 42.2 km in whatever way you like! The most important thing is that we're staying moving, motivated and connected. Connected to Country, connected to our health and well-being and connected to our communities around us...safely of course! Learn more here: https://clothingthegap.com.au//connect-to-country-virtual- It's time to disconnect and reconnect.

06.01.2022 Our Manager @ Ashe, Leonie has her own personal page to combat racism, particularly here in the GV. Get on board - Be Anti Racist

05.01.2022 PART 1 - RACISM IN SCHOOL- What can be done you ask? Firstly,acknowledge there is Racism! You can’t fix something you don’t admit! Listen to parents, s...tudents, teachers and community. A non indigenous person does not decide what is and isn’t racist for an ATSI person but can be an ally ! Secondly, gather a group of parents/students/teachers that are like minded - Empathy, Value Social Justice, Advocate for Human Rights, Invested in Education and Invested in Wellbeing Thirdly, Employ/Contract/Colloborate with ATSI people, business, ATSI schools, purchase resources, train people in Cultural Awareness. Engage with local ATSI people and implement a program together with community that becomes embedded in your school so that it becomes natural to BE ANTI RACIST. *****Tip - if your school or business values something then they will pay for it $ - too often I hear ‘we don’t have the budget’. Excuse after Excuse! Fix the damn problem. It will saves lives in the end

01.01.2022 Today will be the last day of Ashe Student meal service after 15 weeks with the Stage 3 restrictions coming back into play it is vital we restrict our movements as much as possible for the safety of staff/volunteers. We will aim to provide students with some other options from next week on that may include vouchers for online groceries, cleaning products, home delivery from catererers etc we hope you enjoyed the meals take care and stay inside