ABN 57 796 392 152
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See others in this areaEarly Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI)
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Chris Herrmann
Google MapsI visited the Stolen Generation Mobile Education Centre in South Eveleigh today, and was blown away by the stories the Uncles shared. Everyone who calls themselves Australian should hear and understand just what these boys went through in a darker side of our collective past.
L Bo
Google MapsOne of the most uplifting spaces in Waterloo. If you want an idea of what reconciliation means, check out what the board of this "stolen generation" organisation, their CEO and the team have been able to accomplish.
Marie Setiawan (MeiSetia)
Google MapsFriendly and very welcoming to all who enter their doors. The organisation is built on the stories and experience of the Uncles. It's very inspiring to see their focus on intergenerational healing for the youth of this day and age. They do amazing work.
The Hungry Fox
Google MapsAbsolutely dedicated to their clients here. Its moved up to Moorsehead road just on the left about the 3rd premises. The stolen generation (although acknowledged from government) can feel safe here in the hands of their own people and get the acknowledgement they deserve. Big thank you to Kinchela boys org.