Our Altruistic Group

01/06/2026

We are getting busy at Women’s Circle and ready to represent at our Ipswich NAIDOC Week event. Don’t forget to put us down as a stall to come by and say hello…..it’s only 5weeks away!!!

Thank you for ongoing support from backing us Ya’Djin Womens Collective at our deadly Monday group!!

Shout out to our volunteer who has also come onboard to share crafting skills with the women. We also will be welcoming another volunteer next month. We appreciate you!!

29/05/2026

29/05/2026

🌟🌟Opportunity Awaits 🌟🌟

💜💜A little video (posted with permission) from one of our family members!! Enjoy 💜💜

Thank you Ms Sophie for being creative and sharing your talent at our Women’s Circle. Learning to recycle, to help Mother Earth💜💜

28/05/2026

🌈 May 28 marks LGBTIQ+ SB Domestic Violence Awareness Day 🌈

No one ever should experience violence or abuse!! It is so wrong on many levels!!

Our Altruistic Group are proud to sit as a Board member, alongside Embracing Our Shadows Aboriginal Corporation in the NT.

We are being a voice, representing and advocating for First Nations LGBTIQ+ Sistergirls & Brotherboys to receive affirming care and equatable services.

Show your support for humanity and give them a follow and check out what they are doing in the Northern Territory for mob.

🌈✊🏽The level of abuse needs to be addressed Now!!

28/05/2026

This will be an event not to be missed!!!

We Care ATSI Service for Aged and Disabled Inc will be hosting the👇🏽👇🏽

🌟INDIGENOUS WILD FOODS AND CULTURAL FESTIVAL🌟

When: Saturday, 10th October 2026 At Evan Magison Park - Goodna

👉🏽👉🏽👉🏽 ALL WELCOME 👈🏽👈🏽👈🏽

Give them a follow to find out more 🙏🏽💜

27/05/2026

💜POSTPONED DUE TO WEATHER!!💜

26/05/2026

Today marks the beginning of National Reconciliation Week 💜💜

On 27th May 1997, we saw the ‘Bringing Them Home’ Report tabled in parliament in 1997, which put a spotlight on the forced removal of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children from 1800’s until 1970’s.

It provides a will long opportunity to recognise Australia’s history and the impact to many generations of this impact and ways to come together to bring about truth, sharing and better understanding.

The week finishes on 3 June, another significant date which is referred to as Mabo Day. This is the date when the High Court of Australia handed the decision that rebutted the myth that this land was ‘terra nullius’ empty upon first settled, discovered or invaded. This brought about Native Title to Traditional Owners.

Keep up to date of ways to recognise this year’s theme ‘All In’ by following others, learning more and getting involved to make this a better nation for all Australians.

Reconciliation Queensland Inc can be a starting point

25/05/2026

💜💜What is National Sorry Day?💜💜
Each year, 26 May marks National Sorry Day, acknowledging the Stolen Generations — Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children forcibly removed from their families between the mid-1800s and 1980s — and the tabling of the Bringing them home report in 1997.

National Sorry Day 2026 marks the 29th anniversary of the tabling of the Bringing them home report in 1997. The Bringing them home report shared this history with the nation and made wide-ranging recommendations to address the enormous harm caused to Stolen Generations survivors and their families.

A generation on, many of these crucial actions have not been taken. We have lost many survivors over the decades since the report, and time is running out for those who are left to see justice.

Sorry without action is not enough.

This year’s national theme, From Sorry to Action, reflects expectations that governments take urgent steps to create tangible and measurable change within survivors’ lifetimes.

https://healingfoundation.org.au/stolen-generations/national-sorry-day/

24/05/2026

It’s import when working with people with challenging needs, that we all continue to promote and practice ‘choice and control’.

At Disability Gateway is where you can find service providers like Our Altruistic Group and many others who work in this space across Australia.

Check out who else are here to do what is right for our NDIS participants by showing up authentic also.

Many others can be found in this space. Why not give them a follow, like their content and invite others to join us on this collective journey!! 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

https://www.facebook.com/share/1DZPCUFrzx/?mibextid=wwXIfr

22/05/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Connor Takairangi, Josh Collins, Leilani Aiono, Mariah Lui, Tegan Efehcs, Aaron Ward, Lufi Passi, Daniel Faalavaau, Jay Tee, Barry Tanner, Sam Manck, Al Mcintosh