Nyarrn-gakgo Mangkie Program
Nyarrn-gakgo mangkie means ‘hear within’ in the Woi Wurrung language of the Wurundjeri Peoples of the Kulin Nation
We come together in a safe environment to hear and understand other womxns’ stories.
We are supported by community and Ancestors to listen to our own voice; to reflect.
We move forward on our journey into a health career with new information, confidence, cultural
knowledge and strength in our identity.
Balance across time, place and people through relationships, respect, reciprocity and responsibility.
In Progress
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alumni
Stories for First Nations young womxn; aspiring for health careers
By sistagirls who’ve walked the Nyarrn-gakgo mangkie journey…
Morgan Carter,
YORTA YORTALiving on Dja Dja Wurrung Country
La Trobe University
Charmaine Gray,
DJA DJA WURRUNGHallmark Occupational Therapy
Skye Anderson,
MUTTI MUTTIBendigo Health
Canisha Clemmet-Kennedy,
TRAWLWOOLWAYRMIT University
Johanna Collins,
ARRENTEWestern Health, Sunshine Hospital
Kelly Barrett,
GUNDITJMARAThe University of Melbourne
health professionals
Empowering the next generation of First Nations womxn in health careers
First Nations womxn working in the Health Profession share their story…
Nettie Shue,
YORTA YORTABendigo and District Aboriginal Cooperative
Kate O’Callaghan,
DARUGBendigo and District Aboriginal Cooperative
Ashley Paxton,
WAYWURRUFirst Peoples’ Health and Wellbeing
Naomi Asling,
GAYIRI NATIONTya Fry,
GUNDITJMARA, WOTJOBALUKNorthern Health
Kiralee Hogema,
WEMBA-WEMBA/WERGAIAWathaurong Health Service
