‘As an Aboriginal Community Health Worker at the MJDF and a proud Yolŋu woman, Julie provides insight into co-design, relationships and trust. The foundation of
Co-design for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healthcare and research
There is a growing tendency to use co-design to develop programs and projects for healthcare issues that affect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and other researchers talk about why co-design is important and how to get the most out....
’I am so happy now’ – a dream come true for Nancy (left), who sits outside her new accessible house in Papunya, with Donna (MJDF
Thanks to Luke Gosling MP and the Stronger Communities Program, we were able to create a mural at the MJDF Therapy and Wellbeing Hub in
📌 It's Swallowing Awareness Day Dysphagia is the medical term for difficulty swallowing. Dysphagia can occur in up to 75% of people with MJD and
We are recruiting for a Darwin based Family Support Worker. This role assists our Community Services Specialists by providing services and support to families, such
Last week was bitter sweet for the MJD Foundation at our all-staff workshop in Darwin. We said both goodbye to Nadia Lindop OAM, co-founder and
We are recruiting for a Grants and Communication Lead. This Darwin based role forms part of an integrated team and has overall responsibility for managing
Time for a Monday feel good story! We wish to thank a very generous member of the public for donating a new King sized mattress
We are seeking a Darwin based Projects Administrator to join our Shared Supports team. This is a diverse role, as you will be supporting a
We are seeking the donation of a King sized mattress in good, clean condition for one of our clients based in Darwin. If you can
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