Joining Hands - Danila Dilba and CAAPS
It was great to celebrate NAIDOC week 2018 with the signing of an Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) agreement between Danila Dilba and CAAPS, agreeing to work together to tackle problems of substance abuse affecting our shared community. Thanks to all who came along and helped on the day, including Ali Mills for her Welcome to Country, the CAAPS drummers and dancer Aaron Dhawulpur for the entertainment. There was also a smoothie bike, BBQ and kids activities.
Larrakia elder, Ali Mills
Larrakia elder, Ali Mills
Danila Dilba staff members, Joanne Mick and Matthews David
Danila Dilba staff members, Joanne Mick and Matthews David
CAAPS drummers
CAAPS drummers
Deadly designs, young boy with Aboriginal flag painted on the side of his head
Deadly designs, young boy with Aboriginal flag painted on the side of his head
Art Exhibition, art work by residence at CAAPS
Art Exhibition, art work by residence at CAAPS
Hip Hop dancer, Aaron Dhawulpur
Hip Hop dancer, Aaron Dhawulpur
CAAPS Staff talking about services and working together
CAAPS Staff talking about services and working together
CAAPS Staff talking about services and working together
CAAPS Staff talking about services and working together
Danila Dilba acting CEO Malcolm Darling and CAAPS CEO Jill Smith signing of the MOU agreement between Danila Dilba and CAAPS
Danila Dilba acting CEO Malcolm Darling and CAAPS CEO Jill Smith signing of the MOU agreement between Danila Dilba and CAAPS
CAAPS staff enjoying a great day
CAAPS staff enjoying a great day
Danila Dilba staff Fiona Tyson, Joseph Fitz and Joanne Mick cooking up a storm,
Danila Dilba staff Fiona Tyson, Joseph Fitz and Joanne Mick cooking up a storm,