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Men Come Together for Healing Camp

Fresh from the momentum of this year’s Social and Emotion Wellbeing Conference, the Durri Aboriginal Corporation Medical Service is holding a Men's Cultural Healing Camp from 4–7 December at Crescent Head, a coastal community north-east of Sydney. 

 

The camp will be delivered in partnership with Wuungaati Barriya Aboriginal Corporation and "is a powerful opportunity for our men to come together, stand shoulder-to-shoulder, and support each other through healing, connection and culture".

Registrations are now open and will close on Monday, 1 December. Community members are encouraged to secure their spot early to ensure they don’t miss out. For more information or to register, contact Allan Hoskins at Durri on [email protected] or call 0477 235 192. 

 

 

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