This Friday marks a significant milestone for MercyCare and the women and children we support in the Kimberley. The Cook Government’s $4.2 million commitment to expand family and domestic …
Naala Djookan
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MercyCare has partnered with Naala Djookan Healing Centre to provide support for those affected by Family and Domestic Violence.
Mercycare is a proud partner of the Naala Djookan Healing Centre, led by the City of Stirling. The centre provides support services specifically for women and children who are experiencing or affected by family and domestic violence. It offers a single place to seek assistance, bringing together services rather than requiring an individual to go to several different places.
Support Offered for Families
- Parenting support through multiple programs.
- Budgeting and financial skills workshops.
- Individual support through a Financial Counsellor.
- Legal support.
- Advocacy for school-related support.
Naala Djookan aims to assist women and families in building up their skills and knowledge, as well as forming and utilising connections within their community, providing those who require it, the opportunity to heal and rebuild. The centre also aims to educate communities in recognising and assisting people experiencing family and domestic violence.
Raising Community Awareness
- Participating in and hosting community events.
- Community education programs and workshops.
- Presentations about the centre with community leaders, groups and service providers.
The Naala Djookan Healing Centre aims to provide a safe, inclusive, culturally responsive service and welcomes all women, non-binary and gender diverse individuals from all cultures, backgrounds and experiences.
Visit the Naala Djookan Healing Centre Website here for more information.
Contact
Naala Djookan Healing Centre
10-11/24 Chesterfield Road
Mirrabooka WA 6061
Phone: (08) 9205 7555
Email: naaladjookanhc@stirling.wa.gov.au
Our Partners
The Naala Djookan Healing Centre is partnered with:
- Mercycare
- City of Stirling
- Australian Childhood Foundation
- Ebenezer Aboriginal Corporation
- Ishar Multicultural Women’s Health Services
- Karla Kuliny Aboriginal Corporation
- Legal Aid Commission of WA
- Multicultural Services Centre of WA
- Northern Suburbs Community Legal Centre
- Wadjak Northside Aboriginal Corporation
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