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Yaama to our Coota Girls family! Just a reminder that our team will be taking a short break over the holiday period to take time for self-care and reconnection. The Coota Girls Office and Keeping Place will be closed from Thursday 21st December 2023 and will reopen Monday 8th January 2024. We are looking forward to continuing to advocate for and support our Coota Girls Survivors and families in the new year. Have a deadly day! ... See MoreSee Less
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It was all hands on deck yesterday to get our End of Year Wellbeing Gift Packs on their way to our Coota Girls Survivors and descendants! A huge thank you to our volunteers who spent the day with us packing over 200 gift packs, and to all of the deadly First Nations businesses who generously donated items this year. Our Wellbeing Gift Packs for 2024 include items from Clothing the Gaps, Balgarra Designs, Magabala Books, Kaiyu Superfoods, The Unexpected Guest, Speaking in Colour, Dreamtime Aroha, Dreamtime Kullilla-Art, and more 🖤💛❤️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Yaama to our Coota Girls family! Our team will be taking a short break over the holiday period to take time for self-care and reconnection. The Coota Girls Office and Keeping Place will be closed from Thursday 21st December 2023 and will reopen Monday 8th January 2024. We are looking forward to continuing to advocate for and support our Coota Girls Survivors and families in the new year. Have a deadly day! ... See MoreSee Less
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Yaama to our Coota Girls community! You may have seen that we are developing a truth-telling exhibition called Secrets of Dawn, and we are calling out to anyone who would be willing to donate or lend original copies of Dawn Magazine to be preserved and featured in the exhibition. Post your Dawn Magazines to our Office and Keeping Place at PO Box K10 Haymarket NSW 1240. If you have any questions, reach out to us at meagan@cootagirls.org.au. ... See MoreSee Less
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Yaaama to our Coota Girls community! We still have places available for registered Coota Girls Survivors and descendants to participate in our Community Research Online Yarning Circles next Thursday 7th December at 12.30pm and 5.30pm. This research will hear from Coota Girls Survivors and descendants to explore intergenerational trauma and healing, with the aim to support the social, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing of our Stolen Generations community.Participants will receive a gift card in recognition of your time and sharing in contribution to this research. For more information and to register your participation, please contact Meagan at meagan@cootagirls.org.au or call our Office and Keeping Place on (02) 8004 6162. Please note: This research project is open to registered Coota Girls Survivors and descendants only. If you are not already a registered member with Coota Girls Aboriginal Corporation, you will be asked to apply for Membership and will receive support from our team during this process. ... See MoreSee Less
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We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands, seas and waters which are embedded with our spirit, culture and knowledge. We recognise the powerful connection we have to our spirits, ancestors and to our community.

We pay our deepest respects to our Elders who sung the Songlines before us and those that will sing into the future.

We pay respects to our Stolen Generations Survivors, their families and whole communities, including those who never made it home, and those who are still searching.