Positive Partnerships Podcast Series

OUR FINAL EPISODE OF OUR ‘YARNING WITH OUR MOB’ PODCAST SERIES IS NOW LIVE!

During our final episode, we’re joined by returning guests Rod and Mark of the Ballardong land within the greater Noongar nation, where they yarn about services and the importance of community.

We hope you’ve enjoyed the podcast series and learning from parents, carers and service providers who have shared their stories and challenges about autism in Indigenous communities.

You can now listen to our latest episode on all podcast streaming platforms including Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

We would love if you could leave us a review below and let us know what you’ve loved about the podcast series.

For more information about the Moorditj Koort Aboriginal Corporation, click here https://moorditjkoort.com.au/.

EPISODE 9 IS NOW LIVE!!

Joining Maria on the podcast, we have Rod, who is a non-Indigenous father of an Aboriginal boy, and Mark from the Ballardong land within the greater Noongar nation. During this episode, you’ll hear both Rod and Mark share their journeys and speak about some of the autism services.

For more information about the Moorditj Koort Aboriginal Corporation, click here https://moorditjkoort.com.au/.

NEW EPISODE ALERT!
Today on the podcast, we are joined by Ele, who is a Murri mum of the Kalkadoon people from the Mount Isa region in Queensland, and Tanika of the Worimi people. During this yarning session, mother's Ele and Tanika will be sharing their autism journey stories.

Positive Partnerships are excited to launch our new podcast series, ‘Yarning with Our Mob’.

During this podcast series, Positive Partnerships Team Leader of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Families & Community programs, Maria Watson-Trudgett of the Wiradjuri people, will be yarning with parents, carers and service providers who will be sharing their stories and challenges about autism in Indigenous communities.

In this episode, we yarn with Elise of the Wiradjuri and Palawa people, who is an adult on the autism spectrum and Amy, who is a carer of an Aboriginal boy, Jarvis, of the Yuggera people.

During this episode, Elise and Amy will be yarning about the autism diagnosis journey while sharing some of the strategies, challenges and potentials.

Please remember to subscribe to our new podcast to ensure you receive notifications when a new episode has dropped. We would love to know your thoughts so if you could leave us a review and share with anyone you think will love it too!
Artwork, 'A Working Together Journey', by Maria Watson-Trudgett.