Developed by Aunty Lorraine Peeters, a Gamilaraay and Wayilwun woman and Stolen Generations survivor, the Marumali Program® is based on the Marumali Journey of Healing Model®.

The Marumali Journey of Healing Model® provides a culturally grounded and trauma-informed framework and journey for understanding the impacts of colonisation and the Stolen Generations, including intergenerational trauma and disconnection, and supporting healing and reconnection.

Grounded in lived experience and cultural knowledge, the Model recognises the importance of identity, culture, connection and self-
determination.

The Marumali Program® builds understanding and capacity and supports self-determination, healing, identity, connection and strength for First Nations people, communities and the workers who support them.

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Developed by Aunty Lorraine Peeters in 1999, the Marumali Journey of Healing Model is the framework and journey that underpins the Marumali Program®. Grounded in lived experience, cultural knowledge, identity and connection, the Model provides a culturally grounded and trauma-informed approach to understanding the impacts of colonisation and the Stolen Generations, including intergenerational trauma and disconnection, and supporting healing, reconnection and self-determination.
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Survivor-led. Culturally grounded. Trauma-informed.
The Marumali Program® recognises that healing is individual and that self-
determination, identity, culture, connection and strength are central to the
healing journey.