A resource for health professionals, highlighting the priorities of Aboriginal people living with cancer and the role of family and culture in care.
Being seen, being heard: Yarning with health professionals about cancer trials Read More »
A Wulli Wulli woman shares her lived experience of participating in a clinical trial.
Lived experience of cancer trials Read More »
What is a clinical trial? is an animated video introducing clinical trials, presented in a culturally relevant context, emphasising family, culture and informed consent.
What is a clinical trial? Read More »
Bala – Walking Strong is a powerful animation that shares a story of strength, resilience, and connection to culture. Created by Rumbalara Aboriginal Co-operative and Storyland , the film reflects our deep commitment to community, healing and walking alongside one another. It is a reminder that when we stay connected to Country, culture and each
WALKING STRONG, The story of Bala – A short film by Rumbalara Read More »
July 2024 | Issue no. 08 Click here to download our latest newsletter
RUMBALARA COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER – July 2024 Read More »
March 2024 | Issue no. 07 Click here to download our latest newsletter
RUMBALARA COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER – March 2024 Read More »
Every year Rumbalara Aboriginal Co-operative celebrates NAIDOC week with a flag raising ceremony, and a family fun day. Everyone is welcome to attend free of charge. This year we also had our Elder’s Luncheon
NAIDOC Week 2021 Report Read More »
Our Elders Facility Executive Manager, David Shipston, has an update on this service area.
Elder’s Facility Update – May 2021 Read More »
Our People & Culture Executive Manager, Neil Maher, has an update on this service area.
People & Culture Update – May 2021 Read More »
Our Engagement and Family Services Executive Manager, Susan Williams, has an update on this service area.
Engagement and Family Services Update – May 2021 Read More »