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CS&H CHAMPION: Charlie King is a Gurindji man and an ABC Sport Broadcaster in Darwin, where he has worked since 1994. A human rights campaigner, his extensive work in the community led to the formation of the “No More” campaign against domestic violence. The campaign encourages Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander AFL teams in the Northern Territory to protect the women and children around them. Charlie King has been involved in child protection…
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CS&H CHAMPION: Gary Morris is CEO of the Booroongen Djugun Aboriginal Corporation in Kempsey. Situated in the Macleay Valley in northern NSW, Kempsey is home to the Dunghutti people. Here the Booroongen Djugun Aboriginal Corporation runs an Aged Care Facility and a Training College. Founded in 1991, the BDAC arose out of Aboriginal community concerns that their elders had few adequate facilities or trained people to look after them in old age. Gary…
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CS&H CHAMPION: Henry White is a Trainer with the Council for Aboriginal Alcohol Program Services Inc. (CAAPS) is the largest not-for-profit family-focused residential alcohol and other drug rehabilitation centre in Northern Australia. In addition to rehabilitation and withdrawal, CAAPS is also a Registered Training Organisation delivering nationally accredited courses in community services.
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