We are strong.
We are proud.
We are Karadi.
Delivering health and wellbeing services for our Community
We are a Tasmanian Aboriginal Community Controlled organisation focused on supporting the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal people, their families and the broader community.
Our way of working is informed and underpinned by our cultural practices ensuring that our clients and community feel safe, supported and connected. Palawa Rrala. Strong and Proud.
Ya Everyone,
Asthma affects women differently across life stages, yet many don’t know hormones can influence asthma symptoms and control. She Needs to Breathe highlights the connection between women’s health and asthma, helping women better understand their symptoms and take control of their care.
This Asthma Week, we’re shining a light on women and asthma, and how from childhood through to older age, hormonal shifts across the life course, can change how asthma affects women.
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Ya,
Adult Learners Week is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the achievements, courage and determination of people who continue learning at every stage of life.
Whether it’s gaining new skills, returning to study, changing careers, building confidence or simply learning something new, it’s never too late to learn, grow and achieve your goals!✨
This week, we celebrate all adult learners and recognize the incredible role lifelong learning plays in creating new opportunities, strengthening our communities and building brighter futures.
To every adult learner: be proud of how far you’ve come and excited for where learning can take you next!💜
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Ya,
Simple back-and-forth conversations help build language and
understanding.
This Tasmanian family is putting talking and pointing into action.
For more ideas and resources to support your family, visit:
greatstart.tas.gov.au
For help with your own reading and writing visit
readingwritinghotline.edu.au or call 1300 6 555 06
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Ya Everyone,
Today, we shine a light on Overdose Awareness Day. 💜
Overdose is preventable, and every life matters.
From timely access to healthcare and support, to education, harm reduction, and life-saving interventions, there are proven ways to reduce harm, prevent overdose, and save lives.
Today is an opportunity to raise awareness, remember those we have lost and remind people that help and support are available.
Knowledge saves lives. Compassion saves lives. Acting early can save lives.
Let’s continue to have open, informed conversations and work together towards a future where fewer lives are lost to overdose.
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Ya all,
Join us for morning tea and a chat about Asthma. We have someone from Asthma Australia joining us to answer any questions you or family members have about Asthma and managing it!
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Ya everyone! Due to facilitator availability today's gym group will not go ahead. Hope to see you all for Monday's session at 4pm. ... See MoreSee Less
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Come together with us for Karadi Cultural Day 🧡
A day for our mob to celebrate culture, connection and community with good food, good yarns and good company.
📅 11 September | 12pm
Bookings essential, give our friendly team a call to secure your spot.
We’d love to see you there! 🖤💛❤️
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ON COUNTRY WALKING GROUP I SCHEDULE
Please be aware that Monday 24 August, this group will not be available due to a staff On Country Trip.
We would love to see you for any of our other dates.
Please call our friendly reception staff to let us know if you wish to attend, on 62723511.
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Our friends at COTA (Council On The Ageing) Tasmania have sent us some copies to give to our community. Please pop into Goodwood and pick up a copy 😊The wait is over! The 2026 Celebrate Ageing | Seniors Month Guide is now available to pick up across Tasmania. At a whopping 96 pages, it is packed with things to see, do and enjoy throughout October, with events happening right around the state.
Pick up your copy from Australia Post outlets, Service Tasmania, Libraries Tasmania, local pharmacies, councils, Neighbourhood Centres and other community organisations.
A huge thank you to every organisation and event host who registered an activity, along with our sponsors, media partners and supporters who have helped bring this year’s Seniors Month to life. We cannot wait to see communities across Tasmania come alive this October!
You can also download the guide online on our website: cotatas.org.au/events-and-activities/seniors-month ... See MoreSee Less
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