Be part of someone elses journey
Become a Marumali Program® Facilitator
More than facilitation. A responsibility to the journey.
Why facilitate with Marumali Program®?
Becoming a Marumali Program® Facilitator is an opportunity to support culturally grounded healing and learning with First Nations people, families and communities.
Facilitators are entrusted to uphold the principles and philosophy of the Marumali Program®, protect the integrity of Aunty Lorraine Peeters’ work and First Nations knowledge systems, and deliver the Program in ways that promote healing, cultural safety, respect and dignity.
The role is not to tell people how to heal. It is to guide participants through the learning journey, create a safe space for engagement and support each person to explore the Program in their own way.
What it means to be a Marumali Program® Facilitator
Cultural Respect & Humility
Develop a strong understanding of the history and ongoing impacts of the Stolen Generations, while respecting culture, identity, lived experience and Aboriginal knowledge systems.
Trauma-Informed & Culturally Safe Practice
Learn to create respectful learning environments that recognise different experiences, needs and responses, without judgement or imposing personal views.
Integrity of the Program
Uphold the integrity of the Marumali Program® by delivering it in accordance with the Marumali Journey of Healing Model, its principles, protocols and approved resources.
Skilled & Reflective Facilitation
Build the skills to prepare, communicate, co-facilitate, manage group processes and respond appropriately to different learning needs and situations.
Facilitator training
Facilitator Training provides the knowledge, skills and understanding required to deliver the Marumali Program® safely, respectfully and consistently.
Training explores:
The Marumali Journey of Healing Model.
The history and ongoing impacts of the Stolen Generations.
Culture, identity, connection and healing.
Trauma-informed and culturally safe practice.
Working respectfully with stories and lived experience.
Facilitator responsibilities, protocols and boundaries.
Using the Marumali Program® Facilitator Guide and Manual and approved resources.
The Facilitator Pathway
Register your interest
Tell us about your experience and why you want to become a Marumali Program® Facilitator.
Application review
Applications will be assessed against key eligibility criteria.
Facilitator training
Participate in approved Marumali Program® Facilitator Training.
Become an Approved Facilitator
Following successful completion of the pathway, Approved Facilitators are authorised to deliver the Marumali Program® in accordance with its requirements.
Ready to Begin?
f you are interested in becoming a Marumali Program® Facilitator, register your Expression of Interest.