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Reconciliation isn't a once-a-year event. It isn't what's written on a RAP plan.

It's how we show up every single day. It's how we infuse cultural safety, safe spaces, and true reconciliation into our services for Aboriginal women, children, and communities.

Today was a poignant reminder that walking alongside First Nations peoples, championing their stories and voices, and building a better future together isn't just something we continue — it's something we must keep stepping up.

Thank you Reconciliation WA for the space, the truth-telling, and the reminder of why this work is urgent, necessary and full of meaning – we are ALL IN 🖤❤️💛

To the Stolen Generations, and to Aboriginal women, children, and communities — we are truly sorry. We see the grief, the trauma, and the strength it takes to carry it.

Today we heard incredible stories of hardship, struggle and of systems that have consistently failed Aboriginal people. But also of incredible resilience, of love for culture and community, and of what it takes to keep going.

Thank you Michelle Nelson-Cox and Rozy Bynder from the South West Land and Sea Council for trusting us to share your stories, and working tirelessly so Aboriginal people have the same opportunities as everyone else.

A big shout out to Kuditj Kitchen for feeding us today – Perth's only Aboriginal owned and operated catering facility.

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Painful periods are common, but they're not normal.

So many women cancel plans and suffer with pain every month – not knowing a diagnosis, treatment plan and health knowledge can change that. 🧡🩺

If your period gets in the way of life, it's worth talking to an expert! Our women's health GPs and nurses are in Northbridge, Joondalup and Shenton Park.

LUMA.ORG.AU > OUR CLINICS.

Thank you Bonfire for getting this message to thousands of women on Stirling Hwy!