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Learn about the power of Direct Instruction! 📚 Join renowned Indigenous leader Noel Pearson as he explains the roots of Direct Instruction and explores its practical applications. The webinar will be held on Wednesday 19 June 6.30pm. Secure your spot: bit.ly/3Kf8tw0

A “home away from home”. That’s how Year 12 student Kaylene Sambo describes her boarding experience at Djarragun College. Read more: bit.ly/496fMzK

715, For most of us, it's a number that holds little value or signifcance. But for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Clients of Ngak Min Health it can be the key to a healthier longer life. Read more: bit.ly/4a563Ls

Djarragun College plays a key role in nurturing students' creativity, like Peter Levi who turns memories of home into stunning paintings. Read more: bit.ly/4cnFPWe

Students from across Cape York recently gathered for the four-day Cape York Leaders Program Annual Camp, designed to set them up for a successful year at Queensland's top boarding schools! Read more: bit.ly/488VsgG

Kaleesha's journey from movie marathons to mastering pharmacy. This 23-year-old overcame the challenges of school and university, drawing inspiration from her mum, and her rich cultural heritage. Now, Kaleesha wants to give back to her community. bit.ly/3S7iS00

Exciting news for Bama Services! They recently received a grant funded by Lord Mayor's Charitable Foundation from the WISE Collaboration Giving Account. This grant will help attract and retain more female talent in industries like Bama.

Ngak Min Health is at the front line of Rheumatic Heart Disease with hopes of eradicating this debilitating, yet preventable disease. Read on to find out how. bit.ly/46WXMri

Check out our First Nations Brilliance Event, where we showcased the success and achievements of our Cape York students, and the importance of Indigenous-led initiatives. youtube.com/watch?v=QIBSy2c9…

Our Ngak Min Health clinic is home to some of FNQ's most dedicated Wellbeing Counsellors, including Rebecca. "Sometimes you only get one chance, so it’s important to create a positive & immediate impact on wellbeing,” bit.ly/46J1tks

We came together this afternoon at the Cairns Esplanade with one clear message before tomorrow's vote. YES! YES for the next generation.

Leaders from our Cape York Leaders Program are speaking up! Shaylee is voting Yes this Saturday because this is our chance to make a difference for her family, community, and for all First Nations Australians.

With the referendum now only just days away, the Cairns community came together to show their support for a Yes vote! "There's actually on the ground phenomenal work happening, but it's too hard and it's taking too long. We cannot wait another decade" - Fiona Jose, CEO CYP

Charanti, an alumnus of our Cape York Leaders Program, is voting Yes because she wants to be part of creating positive change for her community. She hopes to see Australia back the Voice so we can collectively be part of the solution for our First Nations' people. 🖤💛❤️

Happy World Mental Health Day! 😊 31% of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people experience high psychological distress. But Ngak Min Health is stepping up! Find out how they provide the best possible support for students at our Djarragun College: capeyorkpartnership.org.au/m…