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24.01.2022 GUNBALANYA: The ladies in Gunbalanya have been very busy making shoulder bags & zip pouches. Their first order for 20 of each, will be filled over the next couple of weeks, made from Injalak fabric. The ladies are most excited. They have also been busy making elastic skirts which will soon be filling selected ALPA stores throughout. Produce from the garden is continuing to be enjoyed by all. Keep up the great work ladies. :) ALPA West Arnhem Regional Council indigenous.gov.au Rise Ventures

24.01.2022 KOWANYAMA: The crew in Kowanyama have managed to finish some beautiful quilts they have been working on for some time with amazing results. Hand stitching & macrame have also been new skills introduced recently. Great work everyone, keep it up. Rise Ventures Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire Council Kowanyama, Queensland

23.01.2022 GUNBALANYA: Recently the ladies activity was moved to a new premises, thanks to the support of DEMED for the space & RISE with the help in the move. Here they continue to sew making bags a plenty, cooking in an "actual kitchen" & more recently learning the art of making soaps with support from "One Disease" - whose primary focus is to rid Crusted Scabies amongst all Indigenous Communities Australia wide. This was a huge success & has created great interest. Cushion covers out of Injalak fabric are currently on the drawing board amongst other items in the not too distant future! Watch this space....:) Rise Ventures indigenous.gov.au One Disease West Arnhem Regional Council

20.01.2022 GUNBALANYA: The ladies in Gunbalanya have been busy learning how to make bags out of scrap fabrics. They are also making bags out of the Injalak fabric with outstanding results. Orders can be made from the website dreamtimesolutions.com.au or PM me. 100% of the profits goes back to the individual whom made the items. ALPA indigenous.gov.au West Arnhem Region West Arnhem Regional Council One Disease

16.01.2022 YARRABAH: The ladies in Yarrabah are still powering through, learning new techniques & taking on different challenges regarding sewing without blinking! Shorts with a zip have been achieved, tie bags out of recycled ties, curtains, bags, skirts, table runners & the like are continually being made. The ladies will soon be stitching up garments for the CIAF Fashion Parade to be held in June. These items will be made from locally designed & printed fabric. Very exciting! Keep up the great work all. :) Yarrabah Shire Council indigenous.gov.au Yarrabah Art Centre PCYC Yarrabah Yarrabah Aboriginal Community, Queensland, Australia

15.01.2022 KYBROOK FARM: There seems to be no stopping for the ladies in Kybrook Farm. Skirts are being pumped out, bags, weaving, bush trips to collect pandanus & dyes, curtains, quilts & more! What a great effort by all. Cooking is also occurring every day with the men & women often taking it in turns. The Gold Rush market is set for the 1st June so all are busy making to showcase their amazing items. Keep up the great work. :) Rise Ventures indigenous.gov.au Victoria Daly Regional Council One Disease

12.01.2022 GUNBALANYA: The ladies in Gunbalanya are receiving some great feedback on the soaps they have been making. Today, natural all purpose cleaners were made & given to the ladies to take home to use. Another addition to the program more recently is creating an edible garden to include fruits, vege's & herbs that will be used in time with the daily food cook-ups. This all tied in nicely with the visiting Nutritionist. To expand on this concept, we are currently repairing the nursery at DEMED so participants can assist with planting seedlings to help establish their own gardens & bush tucker in & around the community. From little things, big things grow! Keep up the great work ladies. Rise Ventures indigenous.gov.au West Arnhem Regional Council One Disease Gunbalanya Sports and Social Club Gunbalanya

11.01.2022 MINJILANG: The ladies in Minjilang have been very creative of late making their stunning acrylic pour paintings & jewellery. They held a local market stall recently to showcase their skills to the local community with a great response. Learning the art of soap making was also taking place. Keep up the great work ladies :) Rise Ventures indigenous.gov.au ALPA One Disease

10.01.2022 KOWANYAMA: The past few weeks has seen the crew in Kowanyama spend time learning more on macrame with outstanding results. They have also been busy trying to finish off projects, Henry's quilt is a fine example. What a fantastic quilt, well done! Rise Ventures Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire Council Kowanyama State School Kowanyama Project ALPA indigenous.gov.au

05.01.2022 KOWANYAMA: WOW, look at this crew go! Ellen has been very busy of late teaching them the art of quilting with amazing results & designs. Patience is definitely a requirement when it comes to creating such involved masterpieces. The crew have also successfully filled their 7th order of skirts to CEQ stores & continue to make outstanding wallets/bags. Congratulations to all for your hard work, persistence & willingness to learn & create. Fabulous results all round. Keep up the great work :) Rise Ventures indigenous.gov.au Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire Council Kowanyama State School One Disease

04.01.2022 YARRABAH: The ladies in Yarrabah have excelled themselves these past few months, creating the garments for the CIAF Fashion Parade scheduled for July, out of locally printed fabric. Absolutely stunning & a credit to Vikki for all her hard work. Hats, bags, tops, shorts & the like are all still happening also. Great work ladies, keep it up! Yarrabah Aboriginal Community, Queensland, Australia indigenous.gov.au ALPA Yarrabah Shire Council

03.01.2022 YARRABAH: The ladies in Yarrabah have been continually making all sorts of goodies. These include bags, shorts, dresses, skirts, tops, shorts, woven baskets, hand embroidery, & even hats! They are busy stocking up ready to sell the items at the Service Provider's Market day on Wednesday, the 15th May 10am -1pm at The Bishop Malcolm Park. We hope to see you there! Keep up the great work ladies..:) Yarrabah Shire Council indigenous.gov.au Yarrabah Art Centre Yarrabah Aboriginal Corporation for Women PCYC Yarrabah

02.01.2022 GUNBALANYA: The ladies in Gunbalanya are really enjoying our new space since moving in. Cooking occurs on a daily basis, the "edible" garden is growing & being well watered & cared for, sewing is continuing with our first order of 15 skirts soon to be delivered to the local store to sell, as well as candles being made which will be sold at the store also. The soaps the ladies make are getting rave reviews, including those that have itches/scabies showing promising results rapidly from its use, placing continual orders because of the healing success. Most exciting! The ladies have also helped rearrange & organise the sewing studio taking ownership. Keep up the great work ladies! :) Rise Ventures West Arnhem Regional Council indigenous.gov.au One Disease Gunbalanya Sports and Social Club