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Uti Kulintjaku project wins 2015 NT Administrator’s Medal for excellence in Primary Health Care
NPYWC Domestic and Family Violence Service marks 20 years
The Northern Territory Chronic Diseases Network 2014 Recognition Awards
Speech delivered by Andrea Mason, Co-ordinator NPY Women’s Council, at the 2014 Women of Ambition breakfast, an annual event hosted by EY (Ernst and Young). The function was held in the National Portrait Gallery, Canberra on the 14th August 2014.
NPYWC Awarded ASES Accreditation
2013 Deadly Awards
Tjanpi Desert Weavers wins a Deadly Award
NPYWC announced the winner of the 2012 Indigenous Governance Awards
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We are all just waiting for those sweet tjala (honey ants) - Yangi Yangi, our NPYWC Director, granddaughter Doreen and papa (dog)
Photo: NPYWC Youth Service WA
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Love Yangi Yangi. So much skill, she’s an excellent carver also!
Wots that got to do with honey ants
‘ First knowledges’ oldest known honey collectors 🖤💛❤️
This is the American version of a Yowi A Sasquatch
I respect their culture but don't tell me this is not my country..
Pipalyatjara 200km southwest of Uluru is where the tjala (honey ants) are at.
NPYWC Youth Service WA
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Mmmm. Yum. They are fantastic creatures .
Beautiful photo...❤️
Awesome photo xx
Great.
Awsome
Minyma (women) getting things done. A big vision & a big AGM outbush this week for all our Directors & members. See you when we get back.
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✨Proud moment alert! ✨ Shannon & 4 other young people from Irrunytju community have passed their learners test! They spent 6 months learning about road rules, safety and their driving responsibilities and are ready to get on the road.
Photo: NPYWC Youth Service
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Congratulations 👏
Congrats well done 👍
Congratulations and well done to you and your friends.⭐️👏👏👏👏👏🥰😘👍
Good on you. You have learnt and passed your test. Well done. Stay safe
Congratulations Stay safe and proud love
Congratulations, good luck with the rest of your journey to passing your drivers test.
Congratulations on passing your learners test Shannon 🙌🏾🌟🙌🏾🌟 DriveAbout safe on country ❤️💛🖤 www.irsacademy.com.au
Congratulations on your L's. Now, PLEASE drive safely, you have your whole life ahead of you
Well done you lot Congratulations 🚗🚗🚙🚙🛻
Congratulations well done
Wrll done...its a wonderful feeling to get your licence...a new freedom!!
Congratulations that's huge! Be safe and enjoy x
Great stuff guys..best of luck as you go along!👏🏽👍🏽
Well done young man keep up the good work mate
So good! So many barriers to this for young people
Congratulations to you all. 👏
Well done, congratulations
Congratulations team!
Well done and congratulations on achieving your goals 👏🏽
Congratulations Shannon. 👍
Congratulations. Be safe and put it to good use 🙂
Congratulations everyone involved.
What a great job!!
Great work ! Now to get those 120 hours. Enjoy learning.
Drive carefully and follow the rules. Congratulations !
Radiant and resilient, Teresa wearing her confidence at kungka night in Irrunytju, WA Photo: NPYWC Youth Service Jessica Harrison
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Beautiful young lady!!
Beautiful young lady
Beautiful girl..
Blessed with natural beauty ✨️
Her eyes speak .❤️
Gorgeous!
Gorgeous!
Such a beautiful young lady xxx
Its getting hot out here. Roderick & Jerome cooling off in Irrunytju, WA.
Photo: NPYWC Youth Service Jessica Harrison
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Six little artists – one powerful symbol.
Photo: NPYWC Youth Service Mutitjulu
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Love the photo.Keep up the good work children.love to You all.🙏🏻🙏🏻🌺🌺🌺🌻🎸🎼🎼
So inspiring!💕
Awesome
An education maybe more beneficial,
No traditional methods or materials in use there.
🖤💛❤️
Excellent
Magic! 👏✨✨✨
yeah, you learn what your taught, simple. and that's why schools so important
Standing tall and proud. Brynette from Warakurna rocking it.
Photo: NPYWC Child Nutrition Sara Loots
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Beautiful photo
Gorgeous xx
Lots of Lubb to you little Sista there, and Countrymen there for You in Homelands:) Sami Oxo
Anangu children belong to our communities and our families, we need more services out bush instead of jail. NPYWC youth workers Shalaylee and Aloyiscois talk to ABC Indigenous.
Putting children in jail causes serious harm to their cognitive and social development and increases the chances of them re-offending. Don’t lock up Australia’s most vulnerable children, provide services to support them.
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you can watch the full ABC Indigenous video: What is the criminal age of responsibility here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wu2zl93WDxg
Malu wipu (roo tails) help babies that are teething. Jasmin out bush around Warakurna, WA.
Photo: NPYWC Child Nutrition Sara Loots
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And very high in iron, just what a growing baby needs! Way better than a rusk.
Awww look at this sweet Jarum that's it our old way's and way more nutritious x
beautiful bubba!!! And the old times Witchetty Grubs were used as a milk substitution and also a teething tool...all nutritious. And when was the last time we saw a skinny baby out bush?
Bones are great for teething, when my baby was teething I told someone I gave him cooked bones to chew, and they were horrified, saying that they would only give bones to dogs. Hence I didn't want to see her again.
Best teething support I reckon
What a beautiful baby. Adorable. X
Great- for teething you know whats also good- a bit of rum rubbed around the gums and something to chew on. Also just holding it calmly and close to you
Cute pic! A real aboriginal child living traditionally 🙌🏼
So gorgeous my friend is cooking up one tonight
Omg so beautiful 🩷💛🧡
So cute 🥰 xxx
I'm hungry I'd better eat this delicious 😋🤤 roo tail before everyone else ask for it
Sweet bub.
Roo tail stew yes please yum
She's gorgeous,
Ancient trick , and it works too!!
Beautiful bubba
Grew up on roo tails yummo
Gorgeous photo
Looks yum
Aaaaw what a cutie 🥰
Tooo adorable!!
How gorgeous aww 🥰
Omg now that is cute..!
Adorable
