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21/10/2025

NAIDOC EVENT All Welcome we look forward to seeing you there.

18/08/2025

🧠 FREE Parent & Carer webinars 👨‍👩‍👧 by Black Dog Institute: Learn strategies to support adolescent mental health 💬. See flyer 📄 for dates and information.

12/08/2025

09/08/2025

Hello,

These are just a few of the tasty recipes from the Salvos Meals to Make Ends Meet cookbook:

🥙 Flatbread
🍳 Shakshuka eggs
🥤 Breakfast shake
🐟 Tuna oven bake
🥟 Easy chicken dumplings
🥣 3 simple soups
🍚 Fried rice
🥦 Build-your-own stir fry
🥘 Savoury mince
🍰 Scones, apple crumble, bread & butter pudding

If you're doing it tough, organisations like the Salvos can help with support or essentials.

Grab your free cookbook for affordable, easy-to-make meals. Link in bio!

09/08/2025

Commnity Announcement 📣 We are here to support you 🥰

The WA Stolen Generations Redress Scheme will provide a payment of $85,000 to eligible Aboriginal people who were removed from their families as children in Western Australia before 1 July 1972, in recognition of the harm and trauma caused.

What happens next?
The WA Government is working towards the opening of the Redress Scheme. Full details of the scheme are currently being developed.
The opening of the scheme is planned for later in 2025.

If you need support to apply, free help will be available — you do not need to pay anyone to assist you. Would you prefer a paper application - please contact:

📞 08 6552 5050
📧 WASG@dpc.wa.gov.au
📬 Reply Paid
Stolen Generations Redress Scheme
Dept of the Premier & Cabinet
Reply Paid 84912
WEST PERTH WA 6872

Watch out for scammers? Some people might contact you and try to talk you into making an application, asking for a percentage of a future payment.

They might claim to be from a law firm or a government department. This type of targeted scam is called claim farming or claims harvesting.

It is important to know:
• You do not need to pay to apply to this Scheme.
• You do not need to pay a support service to help you apply.
• Nobody should be asking for a fee or a percentage of any future payment.

You might be at risk if:
• You get unexpected calls, texts, or emails about making a claim
• Someone pressures you to sign papers or sign up with a law firm.

Protect yourself
• Don’t share your personal details with people you don’t know
• Contact the Department of the Premier and Cabinet if you’re unsure, want to ask for help, or to report suspicious activity.
• Raise with family or speak with someone you trust.

18/07/2025

Keedac Office will be closed today; for urgent matters, please email reception@keedac.org.au