South East Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation in Cygnet, Tasmania | Medical and health

South East Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation

Locality: Cygnet, Tasmania

Phone: 6295 1125

Address: 7393 Channel Highway 7112 Cygnet, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.setac.org.au

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25.01.2022 Important COVID-19 announcement: If you have come from South Australia in the last week to Tasmania you are now required to self-isolate, as per instructions from the Department of Health:

25.01.2022 The Living Boat Trust Raid "tawe nannugah" - a small boat sailing and rowing 10 day event in Southern Tasmania will be on again in a couple of weeks. Starting... at the LBT shed in Franklin with a welcome dinner on the evening of 26th Jan, before heading to Recherche Bay for the first day of activities the next day, it will then finish at the LBT on 6th Feb. There is room for more participants, either local or interstate. Whilst current events are causing uncertainty, planning is in full swing for the event to proceed following COVID guidelines. Map of the route and overnight camping stays is attached. You can participate in the event in your own boat or on one of the Living Boat Trust's fleet of expedition boats. Sailing and Rowing participants, On Water Safety support and Camp Support participants and volunteers are all needed to ensure the event is a success for all involved. It is not too late to join in the fun. Start 2021 off with a bit of adventure. The event is fully catered, cost is minimal and discounts are availabe for various volunteering roles. For more information search tawe-nunnugah/tn21 in your browser. There you will find a variety of links explaining the event as well as a link to join the email list or to view previous event news.

25.01.2022 Ya community, happy new year! We hope that you have all had a nice rest after what was a challenging year. To kick-start 2021 SETAC began with Takariliya Wakata- families outside school holiday program. We are passionate about embedding culture into our programs and engaging our youth and their families Here's a snapshot of our event yesterday at Fanny Cochrane Smith Church- spear making and weaving! To attend upcoming events please see our flyers on social media #takarili...yawakata #culture #family #schoolholidays See more

24.01.2022 Thanks to all who came along to our Takariliya Wakata program yesterday- bull kelp basket making and bark canoe construction and learnt about caring for country. Lots of learning and fun, keep checking out our other events coming up!! #takariliya #wakata #schoolholidays #family #aboriginal... #culture See more

21.01.2022 Clap stick making, spear making, woven flowers, basket making and kelp baskets for SETAC's Takariliya wakata school holiday program- happening now! At Fanny Cochrane Smiths Church, Nicholls Rivulet.

20.01.2022 Last few days to complete the Parrabah whale drawing competition- thanks to all who have submitted BEAUTIFUL entries!

20.01.2022 Sewing classes now at Oura Oura House!!

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20.01.2022 SETAC run men's groups that engage in cultural and social activities with a healthy focus monthly. Today Corey and Emma from Outreach took them on a Fishing Trip. If this is something that you would like to be apart of across the South East, please give us a call on 03 6295 1125 and ask for the outreach team

18.01.2022 Calling all volunteers to Attend information sessions on Caring for Country at Cockle Creek Friday and Saturday the 11th and 12th of December. Please complete these forms and email to [email protected] or drop them into SETAC by COB Wednesday

18.01.2022 Another brilliant read from Bruce Pascoe with a chapter devoted to Bruny Island highlighting Rodney Dillon

17.01.2022 Thankyou everyone for another excellent day at #takariliya wakata #Aboriginal cultural program! Beautiful paintings and dioramas were made by the children. Tomorrow's event: Shell Stringing, Basket Making and Clap Sticks!!! There are places still available, and we would LOVE to see you all there. Please just give us a call to confirm numbers 03 6295 1125 #culture ... #schoolholidays #family See more

15.01.2022 Please come and support Human Rights Day, and spread the word! With music, film screening and guest speakers Uncle Rodney Dillon, Tim McCormack and Arad Niksefatms

14.01.2022 There are multiple vacancies at TALS- Tasmanian Aboriginal Legal Service

12.01.2022 Hi everyone the feedback we have received from the weekend workshops has been absolutely incredible. As we are trying to put together a submission for some gran...t money to support these workshops over the next 12 months there are things you guys could help with.Please send me a email describing what you felt about the workshop and the lessons Danny and I passed on.My email address is [email protected] Thank you again for your time,respect and support in caring for country and traditional burning practises. See more

10.01.2022 Hey everyone just letting you know we are planning some night fire workshops next Thursday and Friday night at scarrs road garden island creek, then some night... burns the following Monday and Tuesday night in the waterworks area of slab rd cygnet. With some decent rain coming we might still have opportunity to burn for the next couple of weeks. The workshops will run from 5.30pm till 9pm.Let me know if your interested. Thanks you. See more

08.01.2022 There are 3 Board positions for members Please find attached nomination form

06.01.2022 Happening Now- Family Day at Dru Point, Margate. #Takariliya Takariliya Wakata (Takariliya- Outside, Wakata-Family) #schoolholidays #family... #Aboriginal #culture See more

03.01.2022 What a fantastic day at Bruny Island on Friday! Make sure that you call SETAC on 03 6295 1125 and book in for the following events #family #aboriginal #takariliya #wakata... #culture #schoolholidays See more

02.01.2022 Are there any community members who want to join this cultural Fire workshop? Contact Jason Jason Andrew Smith please!

02.01.2022 Come learn about traditional cultural burning with Aboriginal fire practitioners Jason Andrew Smith and Danny Gardiner