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NAIDOC Week fun for the whole family

Cecilia AllenSouth Western Times
SWAMS HACC social support worker Amelia Collard, graphic designer Korrine Bennell and executive assistant Amanda Wallam are inviting the Bunbury Community to participate in NAIDOC week celebrations.
Camera IconSWAMS HACC social support worker Amelia Collard, graphic designer Korrine Bennell and executive assistant Amanda Wallam are inviting the Bunbury Community to participate in NAIDOC week celebrations. Credit: Jon Gellweiler / South Western Times

Australians from all walks of life are being invited to participate in a series of activities to celebrate NAIDOC Week.

The South West Aboriginal Medical Service will host an elders lunch on July 5 and a family fun day on July 6.

Service chief executive officer Lesley Nelson said NAIDOC Week celebrated the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander people.

“It’s an important event on our calendar and it’s an opportunity for the community to come together and celebrate our culture through these events,” she said.

“It’s also important that we recognise our history and celebrate the achievements of indigenous people in the community and showcase that to the next generation.”

The SWAMS Family Fun Day will be held at the Bunbury Trotting Club between 10am and 2pm.

A range of family-friendly activities for all ages will be on offer, including a free sausage sizzle, rock climbing, Zorbing and a dedicated kids area.

The SWAMS Clinic On Wheels will also be offering free health checks throughout the day.

For more information on the SWAMS Family Fun Day or elders lunch, visit the SWAMS Facebook page or contact the office on 9791 1166.

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