Marumali Program® at Work
Non-First Nations Service Provider
Equips non-First Nations professionals with the tools to provide culturally respectful, trauma-informed support to Stolen Generations survivors and their families.
Understanding the Marumali Program®
The Marumali Program® for non-First Nations Service Providers is a transformative two-day workshop designed to strengthen the capacity of individuals and organisations across sectors to provide safe, respectful, and culturally responsive support to Stolen Generations survivors and their families.
Whether working in education, justice, housing, banking, government, or community services, this program equips participants with the knowledge and confidence to engage in culturally safe ways that acknowledge the continuing impact of past government removal policies and institutional harm.
Through guided reflection, real-world examples, and deep cultural insight, participants explore their role in supporting healing, building trust, and upholding the rights and dignity of Aboriginal peoples.
Learning Outcomes
What You Will Learn
Historical context and ongoing impacts
Social and emotional wellbeing frameworks
Working with care and cultural integrity
Identifying institutional risks and barriers
Reflection and accountability in practice
Participant Outcomes
Who this program benefits
This workshop is designed for non-First Nations professionals, front-line workers, managers, and policy makers across all sectors who engage with Aboriginal peoples. It is particularly relevant for those working in:
Government departments and regulatory agencies
Justice, legal, and correctional services
Financial institutions and customer support
Health, education, and social services
Not-for-profits and community organisations
Corporate teams seeking to build cultural capability
How to Enrol?
Contact the program coordinators for more information on availability and locations.
