Meet Kasey: Kasey is a Dharawal Language and Culture Tutor who is also studying Nursing at UTS When Kasey is not teaching she is playing footy for the South Sydney Rabbitohs.

Meet Carmen: Carmen is one of our new Dharawal Language and Cultural tutors. Carmen is apart of the La Perouse netball club and in her free time she enjoys painting.

Today, our Gamay Dancers launched the NRL Indigenous Round overlooking Gamay on Bare Island. Additionally, Noeleen Timbery Welcomed guests onto Country as the Chairperson of La Perouse Local Aboriginal Land Council.

We had a great time sharing our Language, Culture & History with with the @SydneySwans staff & players today. Big thanks to LaPerousePS for hosting and for letting the students be a part of the day.

National Reconciliation Week activities continuing for the Gamay Dancers this morning. Excited to be celebrating with Qantas throughout the week.

Official launch of the Girawaa & Gamai (stingray and spears) artwork at the Sutherland Entertainment Centre today. A fitting way to celebrate community & culture with Sutherland Shire Council

This artwork was made in collaboration with Urban Art Projects and we look forward to working with UAP on more projects in the future.

Meet Amber: Amber is one of our Dharawal Language and Cultural tutors. Amber has a background in early childhood education and was the inaugural ‘Budjari’ Award recipient where she was recognised for her hard work and dedication to her job by her peers.

This week Bradley and Kirsty travelled to Melbourne to attend the @prfoundation1 ‘Thriving Children: Connecting for Change’ Gathering. Bradley spoke on his role as Dharawal Language and lead and the importance of building relationships within education settings.

We would like to congratulate our Dharawal Language and Culture tutors for one year of teaching! We are so proud of everything they have accomplished as our Language carriers and educators. #dharawal #indigenous #aboriginal #education

Congratulations to our new cohort of Dharawal Language and Culture Tutors who have completed their six month training program. They will now deliver the Dharawal Language program. Coming to a school or centre near you! #dharawallanguage #community #education #dharawal #learning

8,000 year old hearth stones will now be permanently displayed outside the Acute Services Building at the Prince of Wales Hospital, Randwick. This project was a joint initiative with the Gujaga Foundation, La Perouse LALC, Heath Infrastructure, SESLHD, Squares Design #dharawal

Look out for burri burri traveling along the coastline. Our Dreaming tell Dharawal people that burri burri are searching for their barangga #humpbackwhale #aboriginal #dreamingstories #dharawal #whalemigration #laperouse #nature

For our Elders' is the theme for NAIDOC Week this year. We are lucky enough to have Elders that continue to provide us with cultural knowledge and guidance. #naidocweek #elders #culture #aboriginal #dharawal #ForOurElders

Yesterday our Lapa kids had a deadly day at our holiday program visiting Symbio Wildlife Park, the kids enjoyed spotting the animals and getting to feed a few🌿🐨🦘

Today is International Friendship Day!!Mudjidhan is the Dharawal term for 'my friend'. You will still hear this term used throughout community. #internationalfriendshipday #dharawal #indigenouslanguages

The theme of National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day is “Little Voices Loud Futures’. We celebrate this by imparting and teaching our children their language so they are confident in their own identity and culture #dharawal

Gujaga Foundation along with sydneywater , La Perouse Local Aboriginal Land Council, Indigigrow and Gamay Rangers launched the official opening of the Malabar Fence Project. Local Artist and Dharawal man, Shane Youngberry created the artwork along the pathways

Last week the Gujaga Foundation was one of three recipient’s to be awarded the Australian Institute of Architects Reconciliation Award for 2023. This award recognises our work to empower our community @AusINSArchitect