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Recovery thrives in the presence of community support. When organisations unite, they create pathways to healing and hope. Recently, our partners at OCTEC recognised our efforts, highlighting how vital these relationships are. They power our ability to deliver comprehensive services and vital resources, enabling clients to rebuild their lives.
Read MoreEvery life lost to overdose is a story unfinished, a voice silenced too soon. This crisis devastates families globally, including right here in Sydney and within our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Here’s what you need to know about overdose, the associated health risks and the steps we can all take to prevent such tragedies.
Read MoreAddiction affects the entire family, not just the individual. Dealing with addiction within the family can be overwhelming and emotionally draining. In Aboriginal communities, these challenges are often intensified by factors such as historical trauma, cultural disconnection, social inequities, stigma and complex community and family dynamics.
Read MoreSubstance abuse continues to be a significant issue, disrupting lives and families across Australia, including right here in Western Sydney. Some current trends are alarming. This region, home to a diverse and growing population, faces a range of drug and alcohol-related problems that affect individuals and communities.
Read MoreWe recognise the profound impact of partnership and community support on our mission. That’s why Marrin Weejali recently hosted our annual morning tea to honour our dedicated service providers, aligning with this year’s NAIDOC theme, ‘Keeping the Fire Burning’. Here are some of the highlights.
Read MoreOur mission is to assist the Aboriginal community of Western Sydney in living free from addiction and distress in a culturally significant way. Right now, we’re taking a moment to reflect on our journey and plan for the future with the help of our recent appreciative inquiry – ‘Knowledge from here is life-changing.’
Read MoreWhen you walk through the doors at Marrin Weejali, you may be at life’s lowest point, but here, you’ll find safety, friendship and an immediate sense of belonging. This is a path you don’t have to travel alone. There is power in navigating recovery together. Here is the inspiring story of Trent of Amy.
Read MoreAttending Marrin made me realise I did have an addiction and felt that I could face it. And started to get recovery, it was lonely at first but as you become a better person in yourself, you think “id prefer this than going out”
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