The Statement of Acknowledgement (Kaurna – Adelaide):
We acknowledge this land that we meet on today is the traditional lands for the Kaurna people and that we respect their spiritual relationship with their country.
We also acknowledge the Kaurna people as the custodians of the Adelaide region and that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to the living Kaurna people today.
We also pay respects to the cultural authority of Aboriginal people visiting/attending from other areas of South Australia/Australia.
The Junction Community Centre
Junction Community Centre has for over 30 years provided the local community with a range of activities, workshops and classes.
Junction Community Centre is a place where you can meet, join a class or workshop, throw a party and more!
We welcome all people in the community to take part, have fun and learn from the many activities held at the Junction and supported by our culturally diverse community groups.
Junction Community Centre is a popular venue for people from our multicultural community who attend the various courses, classes, functions and parties. Many classes are in high demand. New activities & courses are regularly added to the program.
On our Facebook page you will find updates and information about our classes and groups. You are able to connect with other people who attend groups or classes at the Junction Community Centre.
Please join us on Monday Nov 25th at 11am for our CLOTHESLINE PROJECT workshop. Write messages of support for people who’ve been impacted by DV on a tshirt - and we’ll hang them on the fence to generate conversation (air the dirty laundry - let’s make a difference)!
Hi everyone,
please find attached the flyer for the upcoming WCAFDA community forum on...
'Family & Domestic Abuse in the Aboriginal Community'
Please register ASAP (via the QR code on the flyer) to hear 3 keynote speakers:
1. Vicky Welgraven from Our Watch - will focus on the national work being done in this space.
2. Olive Bennell from Nunga Mi Minar - will focus on the statewide work being done with women.
3. Brad Hart from KWY - will focus on the statewide work being done with men and the family unit.
** There will be an opportunity to ask questions/share thoughts.
** The speakers will also use this opportunity to quash misconceptions often associated with family and domestic abuse in the Aboriginal community.
** Come along and learn from specialists who work in this space on a daily basis. They are strong advocates for change and deeply connected to their community.
please find attached the flyer for the upcoming WCAFDA community forum on...
'Family & Domestic Abuse in the Aboriginal Community'
Please register ASAP (via the QR code on the flyer) to hear 3 keynote speakers:
1. Vicky Welgraven from Our Watch - will focus on the national work being done in this space.
2. Olive Bennell from Nunga Mi Minar - will focus on the statewide work being done with women.
3. Brad Hart from KWY - will focus on the statewide work being done with men and the family unit.
** There will be an opportunity to ask questions/share thoughts.
** The speakers will also use this opportunity to quash misconceptions often associated with family and domestic abuse in the Aboriginal community.
** Come along and learn from specialists who work in this space on a daily basis. They are strong advocates for change and deeply connected to their community.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Xmas! Some of our locals kindly put the centre’s tree together and added some beautiful decorations 💕
There was a beautiful atmosphere at the Junction’s Nunga Week event last night. The children had so much fun running between the chicken coop, playground and movie. Their laughter and joy was just magical especially when they found some eggs (oops, think I told them to put them in their pockets 🤣)! The parents were chilled - enjoying pot painting, drumming and our annual flag raising ceremony with Howard on didgeridoo.
Does anyone recognise this lady? 5’2”, long nose. Please contact the centre. 😂😂😂
Unfortunately the City of PAE’s ATSI Award for ‘Recognition of a non-Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Person, Group or Organisation for their Contribution to the ATSI Community’ continues to elude us! We’re very proud to have been nominated and thoroughly enjoyed the evening. Congratulations to all who won in the various award categories 💕
