Observed arrival · 2026-11-02
Still Here: peer support rooted in Yuin Country
An Aboriginal-founded mental health and peer-support project for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, men, emergency services responders, veterans and their families.
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- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, men, responders, veterans and families
- Worth noticing
- Its Yuin Country story centers Umbarra, the black duck, as a watchful guide for community care.
Field notes
A short introductory video uses didgeridoo and bush birdsong and names the groups the project serves, including responders and their families. The page also offers a mindful app, describes 11 activities, and lists crisis services by audience. Its account of Umbarra ties the project’s support language to Yuin Country; the callback service is presented separately from emergency and crisis pathways.
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