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Presentation by Andrea Mason CEO NPY Women’s Council Palliative Care Conference, Alice Springs, May 2015
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For you? Wipu (kangaroo tail) & damper fresh from the fire.
Oh yum make me hungry looking at that. Beautiful mai, beautiful country too 🥰❤
Thanks Janet- that looks delicious!
What a gift
Aunties always sharing .... proper feed.
Looks amazing
Mum kukuwa love you 💕
Love it!! 😀❤
Yum
Yummm!
Yum
Bethany Anderson; Anderson Nyingurtaa
Yes please!
Kangaroo tail my absolute favourite. I so wish the butchers would sell it. At least I can buy kanga steaks at the supermarket. When I was a child mum would have to go to the pet shop. How have we come so far.
Looking for a dream job? NPY has several exciting positions available. Check them out: www.npywc.org.au/jobs/
Mereki Schmucker
This would be fantastic work
Nyinku Vicky Jingo
Beautiful photo. 👍🏼
"Get the needle". NPYWC Director Yangi Yangi Fox
Central Australian Aboriginal Congress @Ngaanyatjarra Council Group Nganampa Health Council Pipalyatjara Anangu School Central Land Council
Minyma (women) getting things done. Big vision & a big AGM tomorrow for all our Directors & members.
❤️💛🖤
All the best x
AGM YALTJINGKA
😍Rosemary loves mango. We are all waiting for the mango trucks from Darwin to come! NPYWC Child Nutrition.
Absolutely stunning cherub. I'd love to squeeze her.
Definitely worth a read! I wanted to wait and make sure it was safe first, but sure enough I've just been paid out $1,380 for the last 3 days straight into my bank. :)
I look the same after eating mango :)
Awwww lubly... these blueberry eyes 😍 Rosemary is beyond beautiful.
Oh my goodness look at that beautiful Mango face Rosemary.
Yum yum me too !! What a little sweetie ❤
What about those beautiful eyes
Rosemary is delightful 🥰
What spectacular eyes.
Bless her I love mango too
Eliza Ingram🧡🧡
Liliana McCarthy
Jameekah Howard omg too beautiful
Sooo beautiful
Adorable
Beautiful wee face❤️❤️❤️❤️
Small dolly 😍
💛
Iti wiru!! 😍😍😍
Wowzers she is soooo beautiful.
Gorgeous little cherub.
She is adorable ❤️
"Dont be afraid of the needle, it will save you" Rene Kulitja, NPYWC Director
Central Australian Aboriginal Congress Nganampa Health Council Tjuntjuntjara Community Resource Centre Ngaanyatjarra Council Group Pymedia @Central Land Council Tjuma Pulka 96.3 FM Mutitjulu Community Aboriginal Corporation
Rene Kulitja Rene Kulitja
Get your Covid shot xxx
💗 YES!!
If you are in lockdown or just looking for a healthy brain activity to do for yourself or with your kids…NPY Women’s Council is sharing healthy brain activities for National Child Protection Week. The activity comes from our special Ngukunypa Kunpuntjaku – Helping the brain become stronger resource. The resource was developed in conjunction with senior Anangu women from Central Australia.
Activity 5: BRAIN STEM Music and dancing activities are good for the brain stem, cerebellum and limbic system. This is because they are rhythmic, repetitive and regulatory.. SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES: Inma, (traditional song & dance), dancing, music, singing
You can find out more about Ngukunypa Kunpuntjaku here: www.npywc.org.au/product/ngukunypa-kunpuntjaku-helping-the-brain-become-stronger/
If you are in lockdown or just looking for a healthy brain activity to do for yourself or with your kids…NPY Women’s Council is sharing healthy brain activities for National Child Protection Week. The activity comes from our special Ngukunypa Kunpuntjaku – Helping the brain become stronger resource. The resource was developed in conjunction with senior Anangu women from Central Australia.
Activity 4: BRAIN STEM Tactile and sensory activities encourage brain stem development. These activities can be nurturing and soothing. Different activities can activate a range of our senses including smell, touch, sight, hearing and taste. SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES: Slime, clay, playdough, sand play, mud play, water play.
You can find out more about Ngukunypa Kunpuntjaku here: www.npywc.org.au/product/ngukunypa-kunpuntjaku-helping-the-brain-become-stronger/