Empowering Healing Through Culturally Informed Programs
Marumali Program®: To Put Back Together
Through proven programs, we guide individuals and communities on their journey to healing and resilience.
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Our Journey and Values
The Marumali Program® was founded by Aunty Lorraine Peeters, a courageous survivor of the Stolen Generations. This program is a beacon of hope, offering a culturally safe, trauma-informed framework that supports healing for individuals, families, and communities. Grounded in cultural wisdom and lived experiences, Marumali empowers participants to reconnect with their identity and culture, fostering resilience and a sense of belonging. Our goal is to give people and systems with the knowledge and tools needed to provide culturally appropriate support, ensuring a respectful and safe environment for all.
Our Workshops
Marumali Program® at Work – First Nations Service Providers
Empowers First Nations workers with trauma-informed, culturally safe tools to support survivor healing and lead transformative change in health, education, justice, and community sectors.
Marumali Program® at Work – non-First Nations Service Providers
Equips non-Indigenous professionals with the tools to provide culturally respectful, trauma-aware support to Stolen Generations survivors and their families and communities.
Marumali Program® at Work – Risk Management for First Nations Service Providers
Advanced training to manage trauma-related risks in healing work, strengthen resilience, and embed cultural integrity in trauma-informed service delivery.
Marumali Program® – First Nations Families
Strengthens family healing through culture, connection, and shared resilience. Builds intergenerational wellbeing with practical tools for reconnection, confidence and communication.
Marumali Program® – Young People (Ages 4–8)
A healing-focused program for children to build cultural identity, emotional safety, and resilience through connection to family, country, story, and play.
Marumali Program® – Young Leaders (Ages 9–24)
Supports young First Nations people to heal, strengthen identity, and lead in their communities through cultural learning, trauma-awareness, and resilience.
Meet Our Dedicated Team
Our team is comprised of passionate individuals committed to supporting the healing journeys of Stolen Generations survivors. Each member brings unique skills and experiences that enrich the Marumali Program®

Aunty Lorraine Peeters
Founder & Cultural Advisor

Shaan Peeters
Co Founder, Program Director
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Community Engagement Specialist
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Training Coordinator
Available Resources
Healing Journey Guide
A comprehensive guide to understanding and navigating the healing process for Stolen Generations survivors.
Cultural Safety Toolkit
Tools and strategies for creating culturally safe environments in service settings.
Trauma-Informed Practice Manual
Detailed manual on implementing trauma-informed practices in your organization.
Workshops Overview
An overview of our tailored workshops designed to meet diverse participant needs.
Policy Development Resources
Resources to assist in developing policies that support trauma-informed care.
Cultural Awareness Videos
Engaging video content to enhance cultural awareness and understanding.
“The Marumali Program® has been a transformative experience. It helped me reconnect with my roots and find a sense of belonging I thought was lost.”
Sarah Williams
“Through the Marumali Program® , I gained the tools to better support my clients and understand the deep impact of trauma. It has changed the way I work.”
David Brown
“Participating in the Marumali workshops was more than a healing journey for me. I feel more empowered and connected to my family and my community.”
Linda Harris
“The insights and cultural knowledge shared in the Marumali Program® have been invaluable. It’s a must for anyone working with Indigenous communities.”
James Lee
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