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This presentation puts forward the belief
that strength comes from families and then flows onto all
forms of government. We need to build up our families if we
are to fulfil our responsibilities to our land, our parents
our grandparents and our children. This is true for all us |
At Wadeye, Kardu Darrikardu Pumemanpinu, a
program built on strong culture and proper governance structures,
is working to support families. It is being helped in this
work by the Department of Family and Community Services (FaCS).
Theodora and Catherine will talk about the growing partnership
between the women of the Kardu Darrikardu program and FaCS.
- How each group supports the other.
- What we teach and learn from each other.
What we can do to move forward together and not repeat the
mistakes of the past.
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