Yeddung Mura recently moved its day to day operation to a new 1.3 hectare leased facility in Fadden, near Fadden Pines. This facility acts as a drop-in center for clients to get support during the day. The facility has tennis courts, and we are working towards getting pets for therapy. This would keep the clients busy in a safer environment and sway them away from drugs. There are pool tables, video games, table tennis tables for clients to keep themselves active.
This program provides a safe and secure environment for Aboriginal detainees and their families. Our facility also acts as a drop-in center for Aboriginal detainees and their families to get support during the day. The facility has recreational activities for our clients, and this would keep the clients busy in a safer environment and sway them away from drugs. There are pool tables, video games, table tennis tables for clients to keep themselves active. Additional gaming equipment and other activities are being procured for clients to be engaged during the day. The facility will also feature an industrial kitchen for training Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men and women exiting AMC as kitchen hand to secure employment
- Drop in Centre will host various activities. Aboriginal Elders would be involved, providing mentoring for the participants. Activities would include Fitness Training, Aboriginal Art classes, pet therapy, DIY project, guitar lessons, printing artwork on a mug Gaming equipment (indoor /outdoor) to provide activities for Children, activities such as gym/table tennis tables for Adults.
- Drop in Centre will provide a healthy meal for Aboriginal detainees and families participating in the activities.
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56 Coyne Street, Fadden ACT 2904
1800 TO GOOD
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