Last Friday, ATSICHS Brisbane proudly celebrated the opening of the new Mari-Mari-Ba facility (formerly known as the Joyce Wilding Hostel) on Brisbane’s southside, marking a new chapter in supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women who are homeless, at risk of homelessness, or in crisis. “The name Mari-Mari-Ba, meaning ‘butterfly place’ in the Yuggerra language […]
Women’s health is on the agenda this week, offering a reminder to ask, are you up to date with your check-ups?
For Aunty Louise Watego-Coutts, Burragah has always been more than a kindy. It’s a place of culture, community and family. From the early days of the Burragah Aboriginal and Islander Advancement Co-op Society Kindergarten to her children and grandchildren attending the kindy in its later years, the service has always been significant to Aunty Louise. […]
Women’s Health Week is all about shining a spotlight on some of the biggest issues in women’s health and promoting the importance of preventative checks.
Ffion Pope hit the ground running when she joined the Finance and Assets team as Facilities Administrator a few months back. She has been helping keep everything operating smoothly across our sites from lifts to plumbing, air conditioning and more.
Check out this Q&A with Ffi.
On 4 August every year, we celebrate the resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, their strength in culture and community and the identities that are nurtured through this connection.
Andrew Burnett joined the team in July as our new Senior Early Childhood Educator at Deadly Kindy Gundoo Mirra. Check out this Q&A.
We caught up for a chat with Moeisha, our new Finance Administrator, and learnt a bit about her background and interests. Check out the Q&A.
Chenoah started her career at ATSICHS Brisbane as a trainee in the Learning and Development team in 2021 and it was immediately clear how dedicated this proud Jiddabul woman was to furthering her growth as a young professional.
Our Jajumbora Children and Family Centre has been awarded a $5000 grant from the Queensland Government’s Celebrating Reconciliation Grants Program. This generous funding will support a Reconciliation Week event at the CFC on 12 June, aimed at fostering community connection and cultural understanding. The Community Canvas event will bring together the local community to explore […]