On June 28th, MADALAH staff attended the NAIDOC Assembly at Trinity College.
It was a fantastic celebration with year 12 students Colby Sibosado and Tryse Rioli MC’ing and the Trinity Indigenous students putting on an amazing dance and Didgeridoo performance. After the assembly, the Indigenous students invited their families and staff to attend a morning tea where there was a lot of mingling and a thank you speech by Dustin Aylmore to conclude this fantastic event.
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“I am incredibly grateful for all of the help and commitment MADALAH gave towards putting me through schooling away from home. I wouldn’t have had these great opportunities to secure a future life after school without MADALAH! “
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