Do you want to be more connected to your culture?

 

Through a 4 week block of Yarning circles, Cultural Workshops and On Country Camp, Dooga Waalitj Healing will support you with an opportunity to connect to country, engage in cultural activities,  and traditional customs connected to Nyungar culture so that you can keep your spirits strong and thriving.

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Target Group

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• Young Maaman aged between 11- 18 and their adult Maaman /male caregiver or significant kin relative living on Wadjuk Nyungar Boodja.

• Young Maaman who are identified as being at high risk of engaging in poor relationship patterns identified as:

• Young people who are currently living in or have lived in a household where relationships were characterized by violence

• Care leavers and young people preparing to leave care

• Families seeking out service through word of mouth or through referral pathways such as counselling.

• Examples would include dads/sons, carers, uncles, pops, older brothers. 

Discover the heart of Wadjuk and Ballardong Country through Dooga Waalitj Healing’s immersive cultural experiences, designed to educate, inspire, and foster deep connection to Nyungar Boodja. Begin your journey with a powerful Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony, honouring the spirit of Wadjuk and/or Ballardong Country and inviting respectful engagement with land and culture.

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Our bespoke Immersions for schools, organisations, and community groups are tailored to support reconciliation and cultural learning, offering insight into the significance of Nyungar Country, history, and protocols.

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Dooga Waalitj Healing invites you to walk gently on Nyungar Boodja, listen deeply, and leave with a renewed sense of responsibility, connection, and hope.

Are you a Nyungar Elder wanting a greater connection to Country?

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Are you interested in attending an Elder's yarning circle?

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Are you interested in attending an on-Country Immersion?

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The Bridya Boodja Waankiny (Elders on Country Yarning) Program led by Dooga Waalitj Healing leads intergenerational Immersions and yarning circles on Wadjuk and Ballardong Country to strengthen connection to culture, boodja and create spaces for empowerment and healing for Nyungar Elders.

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By enhancing intergenerational relationships and respect for older Aboriginal people and Elders, as custodians of culture, the Bridya Boodja Waankiny program aims to connect Elders back to Boodja and achieve healing.  

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Expression of Interest are open now for

February and March dates. 

Discover the heart of Wadjuk and Ballardong Country through Dooga Waalitj Healing’s immersive cultural experiences, designed to educate, inspire, and foster deep connection to Nyungar Boodja. Begin your journey with a powerful Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony, honouring the spirit of Wadjuk and/or Ballardong Country and inviting respectful engagement with land and culture.

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Our bespoke Immersions for schools, organisations, and community groups are tailored to support reconciliation and cultural learning, offering insight into the significance of Nyungar Country, history, and protocols.

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Dooga Waalitj Healing invites you to walk gently on Nyungar Boodja, listen deeply, and leave with a renewed sense of responsibility, connection, and hope.