Aboriginal students get to engage with culture through National Empowerment Program

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — January 08, 2018

Aboriginal students get to engage with culture through National Empowerment Program
- The program was facilitated by Relationships Australia and the Langford Aboriginal Association (LAA) and will continue thorough a community garden project at LAA. They will also be linked with existing women, men and youth groups and take part in life skills each month. Participant Gillian Woods said ...

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Aboriginal students get to engage with culture through National Empowerment Program

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