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The Thirrili national team came together from across the country for a meaningful gathering — a time to learn, reflect, celebrate our shared achievements, strengthen relationships, and share knowledge.
We remain committed to the important work in community, this gathering gave our team the space to share ways of working and build on our connections.
Grateful for the conversations, the honesty, the joy, and the collective commitment to doing better — for each other and for the communities we serve.
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This week, we celebrated Kaurna Day 2026: Tirkanthi – Ngutu – Taikurrinthi (Learning – Knowledge – Be United Together) at the Kaurna Learning Circle and Barr Smith Lawns.
Thirrili's South Australian team joined their community for an incredible day of storytelling, dance, music, workshops, student showcases, community stalls and performances by First Nations artists. It was a meaningful day of connection, learning and unity.
Our team will continue to be out and about in community over the coming months building connections, sharing information and walking alongside mob. If you see us at an event or in community, please come over for a yarn.#postventionispreventionn#postventionnt#wellbeingbeing
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..." alongside WHAT mob" ?
Yous do nothing!!
Rest is not a luxury — it’s cultural strength, resistance, and restoration!
Re-sharing this powerful piece from Belle Selkirk. Our people carry grief, racism, and collective fatigue, this column reminds us that there are many ways to rest, reconnect, recover, and restore balance within ourselves.
Take a moment. Read. Reflect. Rest. 🤍
#RestIsResistance
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Thank you Thirrili for sharing!
