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As a specialist engaged by Catholic Care Western Sydney and the Blue Mountains, the social welfare agency of the Diocese of Parramatta, Kelli has been working with First Nations women in Catholic Care’s Houses to Homes program for young homeless mothers and supporting the local Aunties group at the...
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The Shed at the Holy Family Parish site in Emerton is a safe space for First Nations people to connect, find support, access health services, and have a yarn with their mob. ...
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Following the announcement of 14 October as the date of the national referendum on the Voice to Parlaiment, the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Catholic Council (NATSICC) wish to reiterate their stance contained within the Australian Catholic Bishop Conference's 2023-24 Social Justice Statement 'Listen, Learn, Love – A...
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As we mark Reconciliation Week, the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Catholic Council expresses their support for the Voice to Parliament, saying it will serve as "the bedrock for the journey towards reconciliation."...
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Reconciliation of any kind involves first recognising the existence of other people, recognising the history of our relationship with them, acknowledging injustices in our relationship, and moving together to set them right so that we can live and work together harmoniously....
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We asked some members of our Diocesan agencies for their reflections on Reconciliation and what our communities can do to show our support and be part of the Reconciliation process....
As a specialist engaged by Catholic Care Western Sydney and the Blue Mountains, the social welfare agency of the Diocese of Parramatta, Kelli has been working with First Nations women in Catholic Care’s Houses to Homes program for young homeless mothers and supporting the local Aunties group at the...
The Shed at the Holy Family Parish site in Emerton is a safe space for First Nations people to connect, find support, access health services, and have a yarn with their mob. ...
Following the announcement of 14 October as the date of the national referendum on the Voice to Parlaiment, the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Catholic Council (NATSICC) wish to reiterate their stance contained within the Australian Catholic Bishop Conference's 2023-24 Social Justice Statement 'Listen, Learn, Love – A...
As we mark Reconciliation Week, the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Catholic Council expresses their support for the Voice to Parliament, saying it will serve as "the bedrock for the journey towards reconciliation."...
Reconciliation of any kind involves first recognising the existence of other people, recognising the history of our relationship with them, acknowledging injustices in our relationship, and moving together to set them right so that we can live and work together harmoniously....
We asked some members of our Diocesan agencies for their reflections on Reconciliation and what our communities can do to show our support and be part of the Reconciliation process....