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The tutakalani by Donna Lei Rioli
Donna is a young Tiwi/Nyungar woman who is dedicated to the heritage and culture of the Tiwi people on her father's side, Maurice Rioli, and the Nyungar people on her mother's side, Robyn Collard. Her father and grandfather's country is at Wulawunga on Melville Island north of Darwin.
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Funding
Relevant funding information is provided here, which will include details of relevant National, State and Territory grants, scholarships, and fellowships when they become available.
Alcohol Education and Rehabilitation Foundation Ltd (AERF Ltd)
AERF Ltd is an independent public company. It has received a $115 million grant from the Australian government to address prevention, treatment, research and rehabilitation for the misuse of alcohol and drugs as well as paint, petrol and glue sniffing. Professional development grants are available for individuals and organisations from the alcohol and other drug sector (of up to $20,000) to enhance professional development.
For further information:
Alcohol Education & Rehabilitation Foundation Ltd.
Level 1, Suite 6
4 Phipps Close
Deakin ACT 2600
Ph: (02) 6122 8600
Fax: (02) 6232 4400
Email: aerf@aerf.com.au
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grant information
Website:
Alcohol Education & Rehabilitation Foundation Ltd
Scholarships
Odyssey Institute - Alcohol and other drugs scholarship
The Odyssey Institute in Melbourne offers an annual scholarship
for the Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs Work, allowing
the winner to undertake work within a range of areas including
community-based organisations, residential rehabilitation
services and outreach services. The scholarship covers all
fees for the course. Successful applicants may also apply
to undertake the diploma and use the scholarship to reduce
the total amount of fees.
For further information:
Tanya O'Meara
Ph: (03) 9420 7610
Website:
Odyssey Institute
Australian Health Promotion Association - Indigenous scholarship
The Australian Health Promotion Association (WA Branch) will offer three six-month scholarships to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who would like to coordinate a health promotion project with support from an agency. The Scholarship will provide ongoing mentoring and introduce new career opportunities. You are eligible to apply if you are of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent, living in Western Australia and have worked or studied in health and if you are interested in learning new skills and knowledge in health promotion.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people wishing to register their interest and receive more information:
Further information
Lyn Dimer
Ph: (08) 9388 3343
Email: lyn.dimer@heartfoundation.com.au
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