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.
Reminder!
Join us next Tuesday for an asthma awareness morning tea ☺️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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🌟 GOOD LUCK, CODY! 🌟
Tonight we’re cheering on one of our own! 🖤💛❤️
A huge good luck to Cody at tonight’s awards!
Cody is such a valued member of the Karadi team, and we’re incredibly proud to see him being recognised. He brings so much to our workplace and our community, and tonight we’ll all be behind him.
Whatever the result, Cody, we’re proud of you — but we’ll definitely be hoping to hear your name called! 🙌🏽
Let’s get behind him and show Cody some Karadi love in the comments! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Good luck, Cody! The whole Karadi crew is cheering you on! 🖤💛❤️Tonight we will be attending the Tasmanian Training Awards in Nipaluna to support our finalist in the 2026 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year Award, ✨Cody Summers✨.
Cody is a proud pakana man with deep roots to truwana, Cape Barren Island, connected to his family and community through generations of shared knowledge.
Delivering interactive cultural talks and workshops to childcare centres and primary schools inspired Cody to enrol into Certificate III in Early Childhood Education & Care at TasTAFE as he wanted to upskill his knowledge and help children’s minds grow and expand their early stage of learning from a young age.
Cody completed his course in May of this year while working part time as Men’s Program and Cultural Activities Officer with Karadi Aboriginal Corporation.
Cody continues to work part time with Karadi as well as now being employed with a Child Care Centre which he finds extremely rewarding, saying moving forward he wants to use what he has leant to support children by understanding differed ways they learn and helping to build their confidence as they move into the next stages of education.
Cody says , “My work is a testament to the power of knowledge handed down from Elders and I am honoured to continue that lineage through every talk, walk and ceremony I lead. Whether I am leading cultural walks for the Men’s Group, delivering cultural talks, and sharing Aboriginal culture with day care centre, schools and students throughout Tasmania , my goal is the same, to keep our community grounded, our land healthy and our history known.”
Congratulations on being named a finalist Cody, we wish you all the very best for whatever your future holds and the best of luck to all three finalists in this section.
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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 September, you can access support at The Hub from:
• Recovery College Tasmania
• Tasmanian Eating Disorder Service
• Housing Connect
• 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 September calendar for more details: www.health.tas.gov.au/news-sajari/news/free-community-services-mental-health-integration-hub-sept...
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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📣 WE’RE HIRING | FAMILY SUPPORT WORKER
Karadi Aboriginal Corporation is seeking a passionate and experienced Family Support Worker to join our team.
This part-time role will provide culturally safe, trauma-informed support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families, women and children through our Intensive Family Supports and Crisis Housing services.
If you’re passionate about supporting families, strengthening Community and helping create positive long-term outcomes, we’d love to hear from you.
Goodwood, Hobart
Part-time | SCHADS Level 4
Learn more and apply via SEEK:
au.seek.com/job/94357656
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Stories connect us to country, community and generations past and present. Indigenous Literacy Day is an opportunity to recognize the importance of literacy and raising awareness for the challenges remote communities face.
We celebrate First Nations voices and connection to the land and language, support access to books and learning for communities across Australia
Let’s continue to listen, learn and share stories that strengthen connection, understanding and respect.
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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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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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