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🎉 Congratulations to two incredible leaders in the Thirrili family!
We're proud to congratulate Casey Bird on his appointment as Chief Operating Officer following a competitive recruitment process. Casey is a Juru and Wulgurukaba man who was born in Roma, Queensland. Casey brings extensive experience in systems change, trauma-informed practice, and a strong commitment to supporting our communities.
We also celebrate Blake Fagan on his promotion to Director of Eastern Service Delivery. Blake is a Djabugay & Kuku Yalanji man from Far North Queensland. Blake was born in Mackay and grew up in Dysart, Mackay, Cairns and Yarrabah and now lives on Kalkadoon country in Mount Isa. With more than 16 years of experience in health and wellbeing, Blake's leadership, dedication, and passion continue to make a lasting difference for our communities.
We can't wait to see the impact you'll continue to make at Thirrili.
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As Zaachariaha so beautifully shares, "I sing when I paint. I cry when I paint. I do all the things. I get angry when I paint. I do everything that is human as possible, and I think that's what makes the work alive. My intention with this work is to appreciate your memories, especially your grandmothers and grandfathers."
Painted with joy, grief, love and every human emotion, Paralpi reminds us to honour those who came before us and carry their stories forward.
This year's theme, "50 Years of Deadly," celebrates five decades of Blak excellence, cultural strength, leadership and resilience. It's a time to come together as community, refill our cups, celebrate culture, and honour the generations who have paved the way.
From all of us at Thirrili, we wish Mob a safe, joyful and deadly NAIDOC Week! ❤️💛🖤💚💙🤍
#NAIDOCWeek2026 #50YearsOfDeadly #postventionisprevention #cultureisstrength
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Communities are strongest when we come together to have the conversations that matter 💙
It's great to see community members, service providers and local organisations coming together in Coonamble to strengthen connections, share knowledge, and learn more about suicide prevention and the supports available.
At Thirrili, we know the importance of having space to build relationships, better understand local needs, and work together to support the social and emotional wellbeing of individuals, families and communities.
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Community comes together for suicide prevention information session
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Community members gathered at the Coonamble Bowling Club Auditorium on Thursday, June 11, for The Way Back Suicide Prevention Community Information Session, hosted by Mission Australia. Mission Austra...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
