Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities

Course for people who want to learn about digitally recording stories as oral history. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are especially welcome.
Commences Tuesday, 21 July, for 18 weeks, 10am-12.30pm
Information Session: Wednesday, 24 June, 9am-5pm (anytime drop-in)
TAFE NSW Loftus, Rawson Ave, Loftus
Flyer | Enrolment | Contact: Carol McKirdy, Carol.McKirdy@tafensw.edu.au

3Bridges invites Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members to join community consultation sessions to help shape this year’s 3Bridges NAIDOC Youth & Family Day – 50 Years Deadly. Share ideas, experiences, and suggestions to help create a meaningful, inclusive, and memorable event for everyone.
Mondays, 8 June & 15 June, 4pm-6pm
3Bridges Youth Zone, 643A King Georges Rd, Penshurst
Flyer | Register interest to attend: NAIDOC@3Bridges.org.au

Womens’s Health Program – South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (SESLHD) event with morning tea, coffee cart, cultural activity, prizes and gift bags for self-collect cervical screenings.
Friday, 19 June, 11.30am-1pm
Gunnamatta Pavillion, 39-41 Nicholson Pde, Cronulla
Flyer | Registration | Contact: Sharon Brown, 0447 097 395

The program assists Aboriginal people who are facing serious illness and their families, and helps those with a life limiting illness. It can provide support at home, hospital, group home or wherever clients choose.
Flyer | Contact: Coordinator, SESLHD-AboriginalSupportiveCare@health.nsw.gov.au or 0434 565 833 | Yarning your Wishes: A palliative care book for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people

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3Bridges are hosting a day of Oztag, community, culture and fun for NAIDOC Week on 8 July, 10am-2pm, at Penshurst Park. They are calling for registrations for Oztag teams, with divisions including Mixed and Men (16 years and over); and Junior Girls and Junior Boys (12-16 years).
Flyer | Registration form

South Eastern Sydney Local Health District – Bulbuwil Healthy Living is holding vaccination clinics for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people, from teenagers to Elders. Vaccinations available include COVID-19, flu, adolescents’ catch up, vaccines for pregnant women, pneumococcal, shingles, and RSV. Walk-ins welcome. No Medicare needed.
Wednesdays, 10 June, 8 July, 12 August & 9 September, 9am-2pm
HealthOne Building, Sutherland Hospital, 126 Kareena Rd, Miranda
Flyer | Contact: 9382 8333

South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (SESLHD) new clinic offers confidential women’s health checks for Aboriginal women, including Cervical Screening Tests with the option of self‑collection.
First & third Tuesday of the month, 10am-2pm
HealthOne, The Sutherland Hospital, Cnr Kingsway & Kareena Rds, Caringbah
Appointments: Women’s Health Nurse, 0457 881 350
Cancer Institute NSW Cervical Screening for Mob Campaign 2025/26

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This training teaches the learner to work safely, work effectively in a service environment, organise personal work requirements, plan a career in the retail industry, and communicate in the workplace to support team and customer outcomes.
Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays, for 8 weeks, from 27 July, 9.30am-2pm
TAFE NSW Loftus, Rawson Ave, Loftus
Flyer | Expression of Interest (EOI) form | Contact: tracey.rose3@tafensw.edu.au or 0438 831 759

This guide by AbSec and partners includes the experience and advice of Aboriginal families who have been through the NSW child protection system and were part of the Bring Them Home, Keep Them Home research at the University of New South Wales.
Download guide

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Aurora Education Foundation offers 4-6 week internships at organisations supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. The program helps Indigenous students and graduates gain real-world skills and professional networks. Applications are open year round for Indigenous applicants.
Information & application

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