First Nations Training

This training (built and delivered by Aunty Tammy Solomon of Mullah Mara Together) enriches your understanding of Assessments through a cultural lens. Learn how to thread culture throughout your assessment, including what questions to ask, where to look, and what referencing will support it. Create a culturally rich assessment that reflects the needs of First Nations applicants and First Nations children in care.

Built and delivered by Aunty Tammy Solomon of Mullah Mara Together, this one-day training ensures that assessors, practitioners, carers, and applicants grasp the Standards of Care through a cultural lens. Recognised as vital to the child protection system in Queensland, Aunty Tammy's vibrant and engaging teaching from an Aboriginal perspective ensures the learning is genuine, embedded, and applicable across all roles.

This training (built and delivered by Aunty Tammy Solomon of Mullah Mara Together) offers a unique journey beyond generic sessions, exploring the impacts of pre- and post-colonisation on First Nations people. Engage with a wide array of events through storytelling and truth-telling, enriching your understanding of cultural history and fostering a deeper appreciation for the experiences and resilience of First Nations communities

This training (built and delivered by Aunty Tammy Solomon of Mullah Mara Together) equips you to use the Tree of Life tool. This tool is designed to strengthen a child's self-perception and to help them learn about themselves while identifying potential abuse. Upon completion, you will be qualified to train others in this method, spreading its benefits and fostering resilience and self-awareness in children.

Built and delivered by Aunty Tammy Solomon of Mullah Mara Together, this training will help you develop a book-style cultural plan, including what to include, where to locate the information, and which activities are age- and sex-appropriate. You will explore the 'why' and 'how' to build a comprehensive Cultural Plan template. This plan goes beyond mere documentation; it effectively guides practice and decision-making for all.

Built and delivered by Aunty Tammy Solomon of Mullah Mara Together, this training focuses on the role of the family-led decision-making facilitator and the importance of families working together to address case plans and give families a voice, ensuring their child's needs are met and their voice is heard. Empowering you to engage with families, to listen deeply, collaborate genuinely, and ensure positive outcomes for the children.

Discover the art of creating kinship maps that trace extended family and generational connections. This course (built and delivered by Aunty Tammy Solomon of Mullah Mara Together) explores the First Nations family structure, providing insight into the intricate and meaningful relationships that define these communities. Enhance your understanding and appreciation of the rich tapestry of kinship within First Nations cultures.