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.
Stroke can happen to anyone, but knowing the signs can save a life.
Join us for a relaxed morning of conversation, connection and learning as we come together to raise awareness about stroke prevention, early recognition and support within our community.
Whether you'd like to learn more, ask questions or simply enjoy a cuppa with others, everyone is welcome.
To book your place, please contact our team.
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Some of the most important conversations are often the hardest to start.
As we lead into Dying to Know Day on Saturday 8 August, we're encouraging our community to have open and honest conversations about what matters most. Talking about our wishes, values and future plans can bring comfort, understanding and peace of mind for everyone involved.
We're also inviting community members to join us on Friday 7 August for our Dying to Know Day event. Come along for a cuppa, a yarn and a safe, welcoming space to start these important conversations together.
To find out more or register your attendance, please contact Karadi.
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Bird flu could be about to arrive in Lutruwita / Tasmania.
How we respond as a Community can make all the difference.
If you find sick or dead birds or wildlife, please:
1) Avoid touching them
2) Record what you see - time, date, location and a photo if you can
3) Report it to 1800 675 888 - the Emergency Disease Animal Hotline.
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🏉 Don't forget about Kick It to KGV – Celebrate Community Through Footy! 🏉
Bring your family, friends and community spirit along to Kick It to KGV – a free community event celebrating connection, inclusion and belonging!
Start the day on the Glenorchy City Council Lawns with free food, entertainment and fun activities before joining a community walk to KGV to for a game of footy.
You'll also have the chance to:
🏆 Meet premiership player Ashley McGrath
🤝 Connect with local organisations and discover programs and support available in Glenorchy
🌭 Enjoy FREE food and entertainment
🎁 Grab some AFL Tasmania giveaways - while stocks last
📅 Saturday, 1 August
🕚 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
📍 Glenorchy City Council Lawns, 374 Main Road, Glenorchy
🚶 12:15 pm – Walk at your own pace and leisure to KGV for the Glenorchy vs Brighton match.
This free community event is proudly presented by AFL PLAY, the Glenorchy District Football Club, Karadi Aboriginal Corporation, Migrant Resource Centre, the Big Tassie Walk, and ourselves.
Everyone is welcome—we'd love to see you there!
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LOCATION UPDATE:
For those wishing to attend our On Country Walking Group on 03 August, please be advised that it will now be at the Botanical Gardens.
We hope to see you there! 😄🌿 On Country Walking Group | July & August
Our updated On Country Walking Group dates and locations for July & August are now available.
Join us for a relaxed walk, connect with Country, enjoy good conversation, and spend time with community. Everyone is welcome.
📅 Please note: There will be no On Country Walking Group on Monday, 13 July, due to our Recreation Day holiday.
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Do you want the chance to meet premiership player Ashley McGrath?
🏉 Make your way to Kick It to KGV this weekend!
Bring your family, friends and community spirit along to Kick It to KGV – a free community event celebrating connection, inclusion and belonging!
Start the day on the Glenorchy City Council Lawns with free food, entertainment and fun activities before joining a community walk to KGV to for a game of footy.
You'll also have the chance to:
🤝 Connect with local organisations and discover programs and support available in Glenorchy
🌭 Enjoy FREE food and entertainment
🎁 Grab some AFL Tasmania giveaways - while stocks last
📅 Saturday, 1 August
🕚 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
📍 Glenorchy City Council Lawns, 374 Main Road, Glenorchy
🚶 12:15 pm – Walk at your own pace and leisure to KGV for the Glenorchy vs Brighton match.
This free community event is proudly presented by AFL PLAY, the Glenorchy District Football Club, Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania, the Big Tassie Walk, Glenorchy City Council and Us! .
Everyone is welcome—we'd love to see you there!
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Ya Everyone,
Please come and join us to learn about Strokes and the impact they have on our community.
We have someone from the Stroke Foundation coming in to share some information with us. Morning tea will be provided.
It is open to everyone!
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Ya everyone,
DonateLife Week is a reminder that one person can change many lives.
This week, we encourage everyone learn about organ and tissue donation and have a conversation with the people who matter most.
Registering as an organ and tissue donor is a simple decision that could one day give someone else a second chance to see, breathe, laugh, or simply spend more time with the people they love.
By talking openly about donation, we can help create a more informed, supportive, and compassionate community.
nayri nina-tu ~ Thank you 💙 ... See MoreSee Less
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