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24.01.2022 WE ARE HIRING!!

23.01.2022 A time to celebrate with NDIA Registration approved

22.01.2022 Happy mother's day to all the beautiful mums on this special day

19.01.2022 Wanting to learn more about our deadly services? We'll keep you posted on all the exciting things Bookyana has to offer.

18.01.2022 Any budding actors out there ?

16.01.2022 Bookyana Cultural and Community Services are seeking to employ 2 fulltime workers to work in our Specialist Allied Health Team within the Disability Sector. 1. Developmental Educator (DE) & 2. Social Worker.... We currently work across the metropolitan and country regions of SA with the potential to expand nationwide. If you are keen and enthusiastic to work in the Disabiltiy area and require further info please inbox for further details. Experience in the Disabiltiy sector is desirable.

14.01.2022 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ao7GOymvhsw

12.01.2022 https://disabilityinthebush.com/

11.01.2022 Tune in tomorrow for the next Episode in my Charcoal Lane YouTube journey where I talk about the 1991 ARIA Awards

09.01.2022 R U OK? Check on your friends and family.

06.01.2022 Some of the deadly services we offer here at Bookyana

04.01.2022 To my great Grandmother, Mary, who had her two youngest taken from her and put into a home (albeit by her non-Aboriginal husband). To my Nanna and Great Aunt, D...orothy and Mary (Molly), who lived in an orphanage from young children until they became adults - my heart aches for what your experiences must have been like. Your resilience is why we are here today - Badimaya strong. Post below copied from Strong Women Strong Business as it echo’s my sentiments perfectly. Sorry Day is more than just the date the Federal Parliament tabled the Bringing them home report in 1997. It is about acknowledging the deep pain, suffering, heartache and sadness brought to our people when our Children were forcibly removed from their families and their communities. We pay tribute to all those who suffered and are still suffering and admire those who found the strength to tell their stories for the inquiry. We acknowledge the hardships they endured and continue to endure, and the sacrifices they have made. It is when we start working together the real healing takes place. #InThisTogether2020