We believe that by understanding, respecting and integrating multiple Worldviews we make

better decisions and have greater success in creating sustainable solutions and outcomes.

In today's society, there is a tendency to only understand and live by one particular Worldview, often

resulting in other conceptions of the world being disregarded or marginalised. However by integrating

multiple Worldviews we build stronger bridges and create a  more holistic approach to life.

For example, the standard definition of health in Western medicine is defined as "the state of being free

from illness or injury" which is very focused on the individual. 

Contrast this with Aboriginal health, which has been defined by some as meaning "not just the physical

well-being of an individual but refers to the social, emotional and cultural well-being of the whole Community

in which each individual is able to achieve their full potential as a human being thereby bringing about the

total well-being of their Community."

We seek to embrace a wide range of worldviews and beliefs which benefits people, the community and

the planet. Because of this, we draw heavily from every area of society, particularly from Elders and

experts in the Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander community, in designing and implementing ways to help

each other reach our full potential.

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Business Manager

Executive Director & 

Founding Member

Non-Executive Director