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.
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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We’d love to see our Karadi members come along for a relaxed afternoon of connection and conversation. 💙
A great opportunity to put some faces to names, have a yarn and connect with the people behind Karadi.
Everyone is welcome to drop in!We’d love to see our Karadi members come along for a relaxed afternoon of connection and conversation. 💙
A great opportunity to put some faces to names, have a yarn and connect with the people behind Karadi.
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Ya everyone,
If you have any questions or need support with MyGov or Centrelink, come in and have a yarn with Andrea! 😊
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Today is World Alzheimer's Day. 💜
People around the world come together to raise awareness of Alzheimer’s disease and all types of dementia, while challenging the stigma and discrimination that often surrounds a diagnosis.
An early and accurate diagnosis can be an important first step towards accessing treatment, care and support. It can help people living with dementia, their families and carers better understand what is happening, plan for the future and access the support they need.
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We’d love to see our Karadi members come along for a relaxed afternoon of connection and conversation. 💙
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Ya everyone, we would love for you to join us for our upcoming walk abouts. Please call our friendly reception team to let us know if you'll be attending 💚
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Join us for a relaxed afternoon of good food, yarns and connection 💙
Our Community Lunch is a chance to catch up, spend time together and enjoy a meal with mob and community.
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