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 everybody! We are very excited to be hosting local artist and illustrator Natalia Bennett for 9 weeks, staring from the 19th of October- 14 of December. Natalia will guide us through relaxing creative workshops inspired by native plants, wildlife and environment. Please call our friendly reception team for more information and to RSVP on 6272 3511-We cant wait! Hope to see you there! 🌟 ... See MoreSee Less
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Finding the right support can be hard, especially when you’re not sure where to start.
👉 The Mental Health Integration Hub offers short-term practical mental health support, information and advice, help navigating mental health services and referrals and connections to other services.
The Hub hosts a range of free community services each month.
📍 Peacock Centre, 10 Elphinstone Road, North Hobart.
In October, you can access support at The Hub from:
• Recovery College Tasmania
• Centrelink
• Mission NDIS
• Anglicare Mental Health Recovery
• Relationships Australia
• Wellways
• CVGT
• Matchworks Job Network
• Baby Village Playgroup
• Community Meditation Group
• Open Arms
🔗 Please see the October calendar for more details: www.health.tas.gov.au/news-sajari/news/access-free-services-mental-health-integration-hub-october
The Hub is open to anyone in the community aged 15 years and over, including their families and support networks.
You do not have to be linked with mental health services to ask for or receive support. You can walk in – no appointment or referral required.
The Hub is free and available from Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
📞 Contact us on (03) 6166 0755
📍 Peacock Centre, 10 Elphinstone Road, North Hobart
🔗 More information about the service is available: www.health.tas.gov.au/health-topics/mental-health/tasmanias-mental-health-system/adult-mental-hea... ... See MoreSee Less
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Ya everyone,
This International Day of Older People, we’re celebrating the people, places and services that help us stay active, connected and part of our community.😊
For some, the local park, GP, library, shops or community centres are easy to access. For others, uneven footpaths, limited transport, mobility challenges or simply not knowing what’s available can make their world feel much smaller.
Sometimes, support needs to come right to the doorstep; through services like
mobile libraries, handypersons, community support or online connections.
Let’s celebrate the contributions older people make to our communities and work together to remove the barriers that can stop people from enjoying what’s on their doorstep. 💜 ... See MoreSee Less
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Services Australia will be visiting Karadi next week 💙
If you need a hand navigating Centrelink or myGov, this is a great opportunity to have a yarn and get some face-to-face support.
Please call our friendly reception team to book an appointment on 6272 3511
nayri nina-tu ~ thank you ❤️💛🖤 ... See MoreSee Less
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Ya everyone,
Today for World Heart day, take a minute to think about your heart health and how you can look after your heart! ❤️
What you can do:
~ Eating heart-healthy foods, staying active, and managing stress can make a big difference.
~ Have your cholesterol checked regularly, manage your blood pressure and check your blood sugar! (We can do this for you!)
~ If you are on medication, make sure that you are taking them as prescribed by your doctor.
If you have any concerns, are 35 yrs old or older, or would just like some peace of mind, have a check up with your GP! 😊 ... See MoreSee Less
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Ya Everyone,
Please come and join us on the 15th of October for a Pink ribbon fundraising event!
We would love to see you there wearing your pink kit! 🩷
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Karadi Aboriginal Corporation acknowledges with sadness the recent passing of Aunty Patsy Cameron AO. Aunty Patsy was a respected Elder who over decades had been an inspirational educator and passionate advocate for Tasmanian Aboriginal People and Palawa culture.
We pay our deepest respects and sympathy to her family, friends and the broader community.On behalf of the board of Melaythenner Teeackana Warrana Aboriginal Corporation (MTWAC) we pay tribute to our esteemed and beloved Elder, Dr Aunty Patsy Cameron AO. Aunty Patsy was a founding member of MTWAC and established Mannalargenna Day on Tebrakunna Country to share the depth of our cultural knowledge with all Tasmanians.
Aunty Patsy dedicated her life to ensuring that Tasmanian Aboriginal people always felt proud of our culture, history and heritage. She was a passionate advocate for Country, language and our communities growing healthy together.
As an Elder, Aunty Patsy would teach culture in Country. She walked our beaches, mountains and towns with a long line of Tasmanian Aboriginal people in tow, sharing precious cultural knowledge and histories in place. She was generous in also sharing our heritage with all guests on Country, whether local or international, and her friendships span countries, generations and cultures.
Aunty Patsy was an educator and a fierce advocate who carried love, kinship and reciprocity as her core values. Our Circle of Elders, our Board and staff, together with our many members and friends, are in great sorrow today. Tebrakunna Country is crying and our hearts are breaking.
We send our condolences to the Cameron family. We acknowledge the swell of grief across Tasmanian families and communities today.
Mark Harriss & Emma Lee
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🌟 We’re Hiring: Team Leader – Community Programs
Karadi is seeking a passionate and motivated leader to oversee our Neighbourhood House and SEWB programs, community activities, and events.
You’ll lead and support a dedicated team, build strong community relationships, and ensure programs are culturally safe, inclusive, responsive and impactful.
If you’re an organised, self-motivated leader who is committed to strengthening community wellbeing, we’d love to hear from you!
Goodwood, Hobart
Full-time, SCHADS level 6
Learn more and apply Via SEEK:
au.seek.com/job/94793283?ref=hirer-jobs-list
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